With the United States waving the military card amid stalled talks with North Korea, questions have arisen over whether the historic Trump-Kim summit held in Singapore has come to nought.
Some experts even say that the US is in a worse position now than before the June 12 summit, and warn that chances for a breakthrough might be slim.
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