President Donald Trump is in South Korea today - a visit to the Korean North Korean dictator Jong Un.
The president says he sees "certain movement" with North Korea and Moon Jae-in's South Korea President.
He also renewed his promise that the U.S. will use military force if necessary, but struck a nickname for the leader of North Korea, "Rocket Man."
"We have a nuclear submarine also positioned We have a nuclear submarine also positioned We have a nuclear submarine also positioned. have to use, "Trump told reporters in Seoul.
The two presidents reaffirmed their joint strategy of maximizing pressure and sanctions on the north.
Trump says it's time for the international community to act with urgency. "We call on every nation, including China and Russia, to demand that the North Korean regime end its nuclear weapons and its missile programs and live in peace," he said.
"President Moon said.
President Truck's visit to the Korean Peninsula in a time-honored way.
North Korea has fired more than a dozen missiles this year, but has not been fired in any two months.
President Trump is not expected to visit the demilitarized zone that separates the north from the south. Every recent U.S. president except Ronald Reagan has journeyed to the DMZ.
