Trump and Kim will meet, but on our terms: the White House

Washington: The scheduled meeting between US President and North Korean leader will be in the same context when Pyongyang completes its other promises including nuclear and missile tests. This was stated by White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders at her daily press conference.
Last week, the South Korean delegates led by the country's National Security Advisor told American President Donald Trump that Kim Jong wants to meet them. Trump has accepted this invitation given verbally.
Nikki Haley conveyed the UNSC status to North Korea
This decision of both countries has surprised the whole world. Sarah Sanders said, 'We have every hope that this meeting will take place. The meeting was offered and accepted. North Korea has made many promises and we hope that they will fulfill those promises, if this happens then the meeting will be in accordance with the scheduled program. "
Meanwhile, the Trump administration is preparing meetings at different levels. In response to various questions related to the meeting between the two leaders, Sara said that at the moment I can not answer many questions. He simply said that our pressure strategy against North Korea is working. In the meantime, US National Security Advisor HR McMaster in New York and US Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley have conveyed to the UN Security Council the situation related to North Korea.
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Talk does not mean relaxation in the ban- CIA
Meanwhile, US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) director Mike Pompey says that the US government will not let any of the restrictions on North Korea's top leader Kim Jong interact with them. The US condition is that North Korea must first stop its missile tests for talks. Pompeo said, "There will be no concession to North Korea during that time, when the talks between the two leaders are going to be held." President Trump is going to solve the problem. The CIA chief said that North Korea must give full and firm evidence that it has stopped its missile programs. Significantly, US President Donald Trump had said in his address in Pennsylvania on Saturday evening that his talks with Kim Jong would be successful.