2026-08-21
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It's Friday, August 21st.
I'm Cecilia Lei, in for Shumita Basu.
This is Apple News Today.
As President Trump continues to run into roadblocks on a deal with Iran,
he's now turning his attention to a country that already has nuclear weapons, North Korea.
Trump has raised the idea of meeting with its leader, Kim Jong Un, in recent days.
He had warm words for the leader in a press conference on Wednesday.
I do have a good relationship with Kim Jong Un.
As you know, you've seen.
He didn't like Biden, he didn't like Obama, he didn't like anybody,
but he likes me and I, you know, I just got along with him very good.
Also this past week, the Pentagon drastically cut back on joint military training exercises with South Korea.