President Donald Trump said Tuesday that he will hold a two-day summit with North Korea leader Kim Jong Un Feb. 27-28 in Vietnam to continue his efforts to persuade Kim to give up his nuclear weapons.

The footage drew cheers from the crowd in Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta.

Chung told Biegun that South Korea hopes the planning talks between the U.S. and North Korea will pave the way for a successful summit.

President Donald Trump said that he would meet North Korean leader Kim Jong Un for a second summit meeting in February.

The announcement came amid a growing #MeToo movement in South Korea's elite sports scene, which has been notorious for a brutal training culture.

The country has seen economic lows they haven't witnessed since the Great Recession.

North Korea issued a straightforward statement Thursday saying Pyongyang won’t denuclearize until the United States removes its nuclear threat from the region first.

The launching facility 'has installed new equipment, possibly for ventilation, on the roof of the eastern-most fuel/oxidizer storage bunker.'

Some Trump administration officials believe an accelerated thawing of relations between Seoul and Pyongyang will undermine Washington’s efforts to pressure Kim into giving up his nuclear weapons.

'It was another step forward. So this is, I think, a good outcome for all of us.'