These are the nine cities where the president of the United States Donal Trump and the president of North Korea Kim Jong-a Clarin could meet.
Before Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un can sit down to solve the complex conflict over the North Korean atomic program, they will have to agree on a much simpler question: Where will they meet?
The number of possible places has been reduced to nine, none in the United States, as indicated by US President Trump himself. Beijing is also very unlikely, so experts are inclined to the capital of Mongolia, Ulan Bator, Asian metropolises such as Singapore or Bangkok or even Europe.
The place could be determined by the question of whether the strongman of North Korea wants to travel in his luxury train, as he did during his surprise visit to China at the end of March, or if he prefers (and can) fly. Does young Kim suffer the same panic to the planes as his father Kim Jong-il? Or traveled to Beijing by train solely for logistical and security reasons?
Source of information: www.clarin.com