Korsel berharap pemerintahan baru AS prioritaskan denuklirisasi Korut
South Korea is hopeful that the new administration in the United States will prioritize denuclearization of North Korea. The issue of North Korea’s nuclear program has been a long-standing concern for both countries, and South Korea is looking forward to working closely with the new US government to address this pressing issue.
The relationship between the United States and North Korea has been tumultuous in recent years, with tensions escalating over North Korea’s continued nuclear tests and missile launches. The Trump administration engaged in high-stakes diplomacy with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, but ultimately failed to achieve any significant progress on denuclearization.
Now, with Joe Biden in the White House, South Korea is hoping for a fresh start in addressing the North Korean nuclear issue. The Biden administration has signaled its willingness to engage in dialogue with North Korea, but has also emphasized the need for a coordinated approach with regional partners, including South Korea.
South Korean President Moon Jae-in has been a strong advocate for engagement with North Korea, and has worked to improve inter-Korean relations through initiatives such as the Panmunjom Declaration and the Pyongyang Joint Declaration. However, progress on denuclearization has been slow, with North Korea showing little willingness to give up its nuclear weapons.
Despite the challenges, South Korea remains committed to finding a peaceful resolution to the North Korean nuclear issue. The country has long advocated for a phased approach to denuclearization, with tangible steps taken by North Korea in exchange for concessions from the international community.
South Korea’s Foreign Minister, Kang Kyung-wha, recently expressed optimism about the prospects for denuclearization, stating that “the Biden administration’s focus on diplomacy and alliances is very welcome.” She also emphasized the importance of coordination between the US and South Korea in addressing the North Korean nuclear issue.
Overall, South Korea is hopeful that the new US administration will prioritize denuclearization of North Korea and work closely with regional partners to achieve this goal. The road ahead may be challenging, but with cooperation and determination, progress can be made towards a peaceful and denuclearized Korean Peninsula.
