Kim's that 'love letter' was found at Trump's resort.

 The US National Archives has recovered a few boxes of documents from the Mar-a-Lago, former President Donald Trump's resort in the US state of Florida.

Kim's that 'love letter' was found at Trump's resort.

  Among them were a few "love letters" from North Korean leader Kim Jong Un to Trump. News from Sputnik and the Washington Post.

  Among the documents recovered was a letter from former US President Barack Obama. This month the National Archives found the documents.

  Trump has been accused of illegally removing documents from the White House, the US president's office.

  According to the law of the country, they are supposed to be returned after the expiration of the term of the president. But a former aide to Trump told the Washington Post that Trump had no ulterior motives in removing the documents, although he did not return them.

  Following the Watergate scandal in the United States in 1970, the Presidential Records Act was enacted to preserve White House documents.

  Under the law, the president's office has an obligation to maintain records related to administrative work.

  The issue of Kim's letters to Trump came to the fore in 2018. "We fell in love," Trump said at a rally in Virginia that year. Actually, no. He (Kim) wrote me a beautiful letter. '

  Trump's statement received a good response. From the media to his opponents, even to his own party supporters, those letters became known as Trump-Kim's 'love letter'.