Nuclear weapon
The de-nuclearisation of the Korean peninsula was top of the agenda at the first meeting between North Korea and Russia since 2011. Vladimir Putin highlighted that both Russia and the US want North Korea to abandon its nuclear weapons, while Kim Jong Un asked for security guarantees in order to do so. The leaders also discussed sanctions, which are currently affecting both countries.
The planned event has been described as "totally incompatible with the gospel of Jesus Christ".
A summit meeting between Trump and the North Korean leader is expected to follow.
The US President claims Russia is violating the agreement.
The two countries will discuss denuclearisation.
'Sleep well tonight!'
If this latest initiative can be made to work, not only will we all be the winners and the world a safer place, but the peoples of Korea will finally be able to draw a line under almost seven decades of conflict
'It was never credible to believe that insulting Kim Jong-un on Twitter was the solution to decades of a diplomatic impasse.'
'A one-sided demand for us to give up our nukes.'
Donald Trump is due to meet with Kim Jong Un in June.