Where Form 8815 Rt 2024-2025

The world had high hopes for President Trump's summit with North Korea's Kim Jung hoon this week. In fact, many expected the two would at least announce a formal end to the Korean War, or perhaps a pullback of US sanctions in exchange for denuclearization and some form of economic development. However, most analysts had lower expectations, believing the summit would not be much more than a photo opportunity for both leaders. Nobody, however, expected what actually happened today. President Trump shocked the press pool by canceling lunch, packing his bags, and announcing that there would be no deal. Scottie Nell Hughes, who had been at the summit all week, is now reporting the latest from Hanoi. President Trump is almost back to the White House now after a short stop in Alaska to thank the troops. He wanted to honor and greet them on his way back across the sea. Meanwhile, Kim Jung Geun is still in Hanoi and will be starting a few days trip around Vietnam, acting as though the summit was a successful session for him. The details of why there was no agreement are still unclear. It's like a game of he said, she said, with both parties seeming optimistic before the summit. Vietnam was chosen as the summit location because it was seen as a city of peace and progress, both economically and on a global scale. Unfortunately, as mentioned earlier, it seems like both sides left without making plans for further discussions. President Trump claimed that North Korea wanted a full release of all sanctions and was not willing to give up all of their known nuclear sites. On the other hand, North Korea stated that they wanted five out of the 11 UN sanctions directly impacting their people to be lifted, and they were willing to...