North Korea Says "We Will Go to War" if U.S. Chooses to Provoke Them

Leader of North Korea, Kim Jong Un met with the President of South Korea, Moon Jae-in for a North-South summit meeting on Friday morning.

North Korean's Central News Agency said Kim would "open-heartedly" discuss with Moon "all the issues arising in improving inter-Korean relations and achieving peace, prosperity and reunification of the Korean peninsula." 

The summit was the first time a member of the Kim dynasty would meet with South Korean leaders since the end of the Korean War in 1953.

    

It was held on the south side of the Demilitarized Zone and the North Korean Central News Agency reported that after the talks, Kim will plant a memorial tree with Moon. 

They plan on making the results of the talks public after attending a dinner hosted by Moon before Kim returns to Pyongyang.

The Associated Press and CBS News contributed to this report.