Possibilities ran high for top DPRK leader Kim Jong-un and US President Donald Trump to hold the first DPRK-US summit in Singapore on June 12 as scheduled. Media speculation arose that the ROK President Moon Jae-in may visit Singapore around that date to declare an end to the 1950-53 Korean War, which ended with an armistice. Pre-summit talks between working-level officials from the DPRK and the US were reportedly underway to arrange the Kim-Trump summit. In a nationally televised address on Sunday, Moon confirmed the willingness of Kim and Trump to hold the Singapore summit as scheduled. Moon also said he told Kim that Trump has a "firm resolve" to end hostile relations with Pyongyang and initiate economic cooperation if Kim implements "complete denuclearization".