Donald Trump, the President of the United States, stated on March 3rd (local time) that maintaining good relations with leaders of nuclear-armed nations is crucial. Speaking from Washington, Trump explained the reasoning behind this approach, noting that one would need to get along well with anyone possessing 112 nuclear missiles. He specifically mentioned Kim Jong-un of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, suggesting a pragmatic approach to international relations regarding nuclear weaponry. While details of the statement’s broader context were not immediately available, the comments indicate a continued emphasis on direct engagement. This perspective reflects Trump’s past approach to diplomacy with Pyongyang. The remarks were reported by Yonhap News Agency correspondent Lee Yu-mi from Washington.