Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un unlikely to improve relations, North Korean state media says
ABCNorth Korea sees little use in maintaining a personal relationship between leader Kim Jong-un and US President Donald Trump if Washington sticks to hostile policies, state media has reported. Key points: North Korea has criticised the US for commenting on rocky inter-Korean affairs this week It says it will continue to build up its military forces to cope with US threats The country's Foreign Minister says the US has been "hypocritical" US policies prove Washington remains a long-term threat to the North Korean state and its people, North Korean Foreign Minister Ri Son-gwon said in a statement carried by state news agency KCNA on the second anniversary of the leaders' first summit. North Korean Foreign Minister Ri Son-gwon said the Trump administration had been focusing on scoring political points. Mr Ri said North Korea's desire to open a new cooperative era ran as deep as ever, but that the situation on the Korean peninsula was daily taking a turn for the worse.