She added that, if it happens, the summit will only benefit the United States.
On Monday, the DPRK said it does not intend to hold negotiations with the US, KCNA reported, after media and some officials elaborated on the need to resume US-North Korea talks on denuclearisation before the US presidential election in November this year.
The DPRK responded that Washington intended to use dialogue with Pyongyang as a tool for grappling with its internal political crisis.
The nuclear talks between Washington and Pyongyang have been stalled ever since the fiasco at the Hanoi summit in February 2019.
The landmark summit in Hanoi, Vietnam, promised progress in denuclearising the Korean peninsula, but was, however, cut short, because Washington turned down Pyongyang ‘s offer to lift some sanctions in exchange for reciprocal steps on Pyongyang’s part.
While it was negotiating with the US, the DPRK suspended test launches of its short and medium-range missiles, but resumed the tests after no deal was struck in Hanoi.
