South Korean intelligence: North Korea-US summit could happen at any moment

South Korea's national intelligence service assessed that a summit between North Korean leader Kim Jong-un and US President Donald Trump could take place 'at any moment.' This assessment was presented during a closed-door briefing to a lawmaker, citing observed 'signs of dialogue' between the two countries.

Intelligence officials reported that tensions between Pyongyang and Washington have eased and that both sides have signaled a return to the negotiating table. However, it was noted that no concrete information regarding the summit's date, agenda, or format was shared.

Experts emphasize that a potential summit could create an opportunity to reduce nuclear tensions on the Korean Peninsula, but caution is being exercised due to the failure of previous attempts. South Korea is closely monitoring the process and shaping its own security strategies accordingly.