US President Donald Trump has expressed hope of meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un in times of anxiety. He told the possibilities of a tweet one day after responding to Kim's invitation. "The possibility of meeting with North Korea will be more and more meetings, if the meeting ends well then it will be very good for the world. The time and the hour will be told later. US Secretary of State Rex Tyleron said it would take weeks to organize a discussion with Kim Trump. Meanwhile, Trump said about the possibility of meeting with Kim on Twitter. Although no statement has yet been issued from North Korea. On the other hand, the international community welcomed the possible meeting of US President Donald Trump with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. Already the United Nations, Russia, China and South Korea have expressed their support for the initiative. Donald Trump and Kim Jong Unshuqar spoke in a statement in the United Nations Secretary-General's spokesman Stefan Dujerk. He said that Secretary General Antonio Guterres was interested in the possible tram-Kim meeting. It is said in the statement that the United Nations General Secretary appreciated the leadership and attitude of all concerned. According to the Security Council proposal, the Korean Peninsula has reaffirmed its support for the peaceful nuclear detection efforts. Russia's Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said this meeting will be held between Moscow and Moscow. It has been said by China that it is a positive sign from both sides. Beijing welcomes this move. South Korean Foreign Minister Kang-kuong-wah said that his country is consulting with the United States about possible meetings. Earlier, US President Donald Trump said he had received an invitation from the North Korean leader Kim Jung Unan to meet him. Trump said after meeting with senior South Korean officials in Washington. The officials conveyed the invitation to Mr. Kim to the trump. This incident has been seen as positive after the counterterrorism threats of the two countries over the last few months. The United Nations Security Council has been imposing a series of bilateral sanctions on North Korea since 2006, to prevent nuclear programs. BBC, Anadolu Agency, Pertode.