North Korean media hails summit as Trump presses for full denuclearization "

(Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump was satisfied that the pioneers of the two Koreas reaffirmed the objective of finish denuclearization amid their summit, Seoul authorities said on Sunday, as the partners prepare for Trump's own particular extraordinary gathering with North Korean pioneer Kim Jong Un.

Trump had a telephone call with his South Korean partner Moon Jae-in late Saturday, one day after Kim and Moon promised "finish denuclearization" of the Korean landmass at the main between Korean summit in over 10 years.

Moon and Trump conceded to the requirement for an early summit amongst Trump and Kim, and investigated a few potential areas, the Blue House said.

A senior U.S. official has said Singapore is being considered as a conceivable setting for the Trump-Kim summit.

"Trump said it was uplifting news for the two Koreas as well as the entire world that they asserted the objective of understanding an atomic free Korean promontory through a total denuclearization," South Korea's presidential Blue House said. "Trump was anticipating chats with Kim and there would be a decent outcome."

Trump, who called the 75-minute visit "a long and great talk" on Twitter, said his summit with Kim would occur at some point in the following three to a month.

"It's going be an imperative gathering, the denuclearization of the Korean promontory," he said at a crusade rally in Washington, Michigan, on Saturday.

The White House said Trump and Moon amid the call "underscored that a quiet and prosperous future for North Korea is dependent upon its total, unquestionable, and irreversible denuclearization."

Trump had likewise educated Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe that he would ask North Korea to expeditiously resolve its snatchings of Japanese natives, the White House said.

On Saturday, North Korea's state media praised Friday's summit a defining moment for the landmass, discharging the joint explanation marked by Kim and Moon as a component of a multi-page spread with more than 60 photographs from the visit.

"At the discussions the two sides had a real and kind trade of perspectives on the issues of shared concern including the issues of enhancing the North-South relations, guaranteeing tranquility on the Korean Peninsula and the denuclearization of the promontory," KCNA said.