US President Donald Trump has canceled a planned meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.

The North Korean leader's latest statement said that the decision was "intense anger and open hostility" and that the decision was taken.

Trump has said that the meeting scheduled to be held in Singapore on January 12 with Kim Jong Un will be correct.

In a letter to Thursday, he said, "I was very excited to meet you there. But sadly, because of the outrage and public hostility shown in your recent statement, I think the long planned meeting at this time will not be correct. "

South Korea's President Moon Jei-jin was expected to return to peace on the Korean peninsula after meeting Kim Jong Un for decades. The two leaders announced the end of hostility and working together to free the Korean peninsula from nuclear weapons.

Then South Korea's long-time ally ally US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo visited North Korea. After that, Trump announced the date and place of meeting with the North Korean leader.

However, Pyongyang was still objecting to the United States joint military exercise with South Korea. North Korea's leader Kim warned.

Trump wrote in reply to him, "You talk about your nuclear capability. But we are so huge and strong that I pray to God that they should never be used. "

Before sending this letter to Trump, US Vice President Mike Pence has warned North Korea's official Ko Sien-Hui on Thursday. He said, North Korea would not want to 'begging' for talks. If diplomacy fails, he threatens to show 'nuclear weapons'.

Porsche commented recently that North Korea's outcome could be like Libyans, Pans commented recently.

The 'Arab Spring' wave started in the Middle East countries eight years ago was in Libya The country's leader Muammar Gaddafi began a demonstration against civil war, at one stage the United States and its western allies carried out bombings there.

Gaddafi lost his life in the 2011 attack by Western rebels