The request caused the Trump-Kim conference in Hanoi to fail to reach an agreement

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un (left) and US President Donald Trump at the summit in Hanoi on February 28.

Reuters’ anonymous source said that at the second summit in Hanoi last month, US President Donald Trump gave North Korean leader Kim Jong-un both English and Korean versions of the physical demands.

This is believed to be the first time Trump has personally stated his views on denuclearization to Kim.

In addition to calling for North Korea to transfer nuclear weapons and bomb fuel, the document also has four other main points.

The existence of this claim was mentioned by US National Security Advisor John Bolton in a television interview after the summit.

The document appears to represent Bolton’s long-standing hard line on denuclearization according to the `Libya model`, which North Korea firmly rejects.

Trump once made comments different from Bolton’s approach, affirming that the `Libya model` will only be applied in case the US and North Korea do not reach an agreement.

According to the source, the request helps Pyongyang clearly and concisely understand the US definition of `complete and verifiable denuclearization`.

The White House has not responded to this document, while the US State Department declined to comment.

After the summit, North Korean Deputy Foreign Minister Choe Son-hui accused US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and Bolton of `obstructing` constructive negotiations between US and North Korean leaders `because of hostility and

The first Trump-Kim summit in Singapore in June 2018 was also on the brink of collapse after North Korea refused Bolton’s request to follow a denuclearization model similar to Libya.

Equipment in Libya’s nuclear program was transferred to the US in 2004. However, 7 years after the two sides reached a denuclearization agreement, the US joined the military campaign led by NATO to