Usually when South Koreans see Kim Jong-Un's face plastered on news billboards it fills them with the dread a potentially devastating war. North Koreans also learned of the news for the first time as the agreement was signed, having only been told Mr Kim had left for the summit. The North Korean dictator's mouthpiece took a much different tone to the usual fire and fury that only months ago published threats to turn Seoul into 'a sea of fire'. KCNA even described South Korean President Jae-in Moon as 'President Moon,' despite the country officially considering the government in the south illegitimate. South Korea was usually referred to as a puppet or vassal state of the U.S. and Mr Moon's predecessor Geun-hye was often called 'traitor Park'.

Source: Daily Mail April 28, 2018 10:41 UTC