Rating of South Korean President fell over US-DPRK summit

The rating of South Korean President Moon Jae-in fell to its lowest level since terms in power (from May 2017).

Report informs citing the RIA Novosti that this is evidenced by the data of the South Korean rating agency Realmeter.

According to the agency, the popularity of Moon Jae-in fell to 45% based on a survey of 1.5 thousand people throughout South Korea.

One of the reasons, according to Realmeter, is the growing doubts among public about the prospects for denuclearizing of North Korea in the wake of the recent US-DPRK summit in Vietnam.