Kim Jong Un becomes 1st North Korean leader to cross into South in more than 60 years

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Kim Jong-un became the first North Korean leader to set foot in South Korean-controlled territory, starting a historic summit meeting with the South’s president Moon Jae-in.

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• Donald Trump tweets, ‘KOREAN WAR TO END!’ in wake of historic meeting
• Kim Jong Un meets South Korean counterpart in DMZ for first time in over 10 years

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