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the studio now by behrendt berger he's an asia expert of the german council on foreign relations mr banta thank you so much for being here so once donald trump abruptly departed one or the north korean leader kim jong un stepped into the spotlight we saw him laying wreaths he was meeting with vietnamese officials what kind of image was he trying to convey well i think first of all he was a surprise there for this everyone else was that this be over. what you did was he used to it but you knew too to pay your goodwill visit to. both korea and vietnam have longstanding relationships they have even a modest trade. or two things of course restricted and they were of course sit together and see how they can cooperate in the future and have visits to both the visits to the grave of form of leaders while donald trump said he left the summit because north korea was demanding complete sanctions relief north korean officials then immediately denied and we saw them calling quite a rare press conference even to deny this so who do we believe and where do negotiations go from here both in your opennes