Business Insider: Kim Jong Un appears to have totally caved to Trump's pressure — but it could be a trap
* South Korea says North Korea appeared to make huge concessions to advance potential talks with the US.
* It's possible Kim Jong Un caved in to President Donald Trump's pressure campaign, but it's also possible the move is a trick.
* North Korea has entered into denuclearization talks with the US before, only to back out and cash in on warmed relations during the talks.
South Korea's president's office reported on Tuesday that North Korea's leader, Kim Jong Un, said he was willing to talk to the US about dismantling his country's nuclear program in what looks like a huge concession to mounting international pressure.
Specifically, the Blue House, South Korea's version of the White House, laid out five specific points North Korea agreed to.
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WNU Editor: The right question should be .... if President Trump did not put pressure on North Korea by imposing tough sanctions, would the North Koreans be at the negotiating table right now. I think the answer would be no.
