By Lee Suh-yoon
President Moon Jae-in met North Korean leader Kim Jong-un for their surprise second summit at Panmunjeom, Saturday, at Kim's request to discuss the upcoming Trump-Kim summit. U.S. President Trump abruptly cancelled the June 12 summit on Thursday but suggested in a tweet two days later that it could still take place as scheduled. All photos are provided by Cheong Wa Dae with watermarked photos taken by North Korea's state-run Korea Central News Agency (KCNA).
President Moon Jae-in met North Korean leader Kim Jong-un for their surprise second summit at Panmunjeom, Saturday, at Kim's request to discuss the upcoming Trump-Kim summit. U.S. President Trump abruptly cancelled the June 12 summit on Thursday but suggested in a tweet two days later that it could still take place as scheduled. All photos are provided by Cheong Wa Dae with watermarked photos taken by North Korea's state-run Korea Central News Agency (KCNA).
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| A convoy carrying President Moon Jae-in and his entourage arrives for Moon's second summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un at the northern side of the truce village Panmunjeom, Saturday. |
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| Kim Yo-jong, North Korean leader Kim Jong-un's younger sister and close adviser, greets Moon in front of the Tongilgak building on the northern side of Panmunjeom. |
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| Moon enters Tongilgak surrounded by North Korean military honor guards. |
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| Kim Jong-un greets President Moon inside Tongilgak. |
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| The leaders of the two Koreas shake hands during their second meeting, one month after their first meeting at Panmunjeom on April 27. |
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| Moon leaves a message in the Tongilgak visitors' book. |
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| President Moon writes in the visitor book, "(For) peace and prosperity on the Korean Peninsula, together with DPRK leader Kim Jong-un!" |
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| An official photo-shoot in the Tongilgak lobby. |
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| Kim and Moon sit down to discuss the June 12 North Korea-U.S. summit and implementation of the Panmunjeom Declaration signed at the first inter-Korean summit. |
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| Suh Hoon, South Korea's National Intelligence Service director, and Kim Yong-chol, North Korea's United Front Department chief, sit together with their leaders. |
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| President Moon talks with Kim Jong-un. |
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| The two leaders smile as they leave Tongilgak after the summit. |
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| Kim and Moon share a parting handshake in front of Tongilgak. |
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| The two leaders embrace after the summit. |
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| Kim waves as the car carrying President Moon leaves Tongilgak. |
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| North Korea's daily newspaper Rodong Sinmun devotes its front page to the summit. |
