Biden's Democratic Party's government, which has shifted from the covert trading strategy of the US Republican intelligence agency, has initiated a foreign policy that prioritizes access to the negotiating partners, and the State Department seems to have notified North Korea of the evaluation of the Trump regime Singapore talks.
US Secretary of State Tony Blincoln told a press conference on the 3rd, “I think we have a very clear policy focused on diplomacy. On this basis, I think it is up to North Korea to decide on the hope of involvement. “I hope to take an opportunity to see if there is an opportunity for North Korea to get involved diplomatically and how to move toward the goal of complete denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula. "We want to see what North Korea is saying, as well as what it actually does, in the days and months to come."
Shortly after, the US State Department notified North Korea of the results of the review of the strategy toward North Korea under the Republican Trump regime, and in a speech on the 10th of President Moon Jae-in, “Biden's new government has also completed review of North Korea policy. "We welcome the direction of the Biden government's policy toward North Korea to solve it with a gradual and practical approach."
The US State Department's notification to North Korea and the Kyunghyang Shinmun reported on the 10th, saying, "The US administration has proposed a contact to North Korea to directly explain the results of its recent policy review on North Korea, and the North Korean side has responded that it has well received this proposal." “It is reported that the North Koreans responded by saying that they had received it well,” he reported.
Earlier, White House spokesman Jen Saki said on the 30th of last month, “We have completed the review of North Korea policy.” “Our policy will not focus on achieving a collective settlement, and we will not rely on strategic patience.” It revealed a departure from the strategy.
The Washington Post reported on the 5th, in a column cited by an anonymous source, that "the United States offered to contact North Korea to explain the results of its policy review, but North Korea did not respond."
In the Clinton Democratic Party system, North Korea policy attempted to disclose information after contact, and friction increased as South Korea demanded priority information. Amid information confusion, a spy incident involving the US Embassy in Korea and a submarine incident in Gangneung broke out in the US Navy.
In the Reagan Republican regime, the strategic advantage of intelligence agencies and strategic groups heightened by the reinforcement of the Soviet Union and the Cold War is led by psychological warfare through information transactions with the media. It was reported continuously and used as a bait to destroy the Soviet economy through an arms race.
While parliament deliberated on the public policy as a means of evading the Democratic Party, which was the majority in the Republican regime, the White House proceeded with strategic groups and undisclosed strategies, and conservative democracy-related groups provided funding.
At a press conference on the 10th, President Moon said, "The full picture of the US policy toward North Korea has not been revealed, but it can be said that it is almost in line with the direction our government wants." It was revealed that the Democratic Party succeeded the North Korea-US summit in Singapore based on a direct transaction strategy.
In the Trump regime, North Korea-U.S. contact appears to be the process of concluding the Singapore-U.S. summit with Pompeo's CIA-led'Korea Mission Center (KMC)' and Korea's pressure on North Korea due to increased armament.