Donga interpreted Trump's message as Washington providing regime security, economic aid, and more to Pyongyang if complete denuclearization comes first and urged Kim to give up the vain hope of sanctions relief and carry out his denuclearization promise. Chosun struck a similar tone, writing on December 3 that Kim, desperate to meet with Trump, is seeking concessions—such as the suspension of the annual joint military exercises between Seoul and Washington—by signing an insubstantial agreement with a US president ignorant of the nuclear negotiation details. The editorial warned that the chance of repeating "the failure in Singapore" exists. Chosun also claimed that Kim's visit to Seoul and the second US-DPRK summit could be perceived as meaningful only if they serve as an opportunity to rid Pyongyang of its nuclear warheads, highly-enriched uranium facilities, and more.