As a foreign negotiating discourse, North Korea has begun exploring the possibility of negotiating nuclear reduction in the US Biden administration's "diplomatic strategy."
In a statement on the 10th, Kim Yeo-jung, deputy director of the North Korean Workers' Party, defined the joint South Korea-US joint exercise as a "nuclear war preparatory exercise" and demanded that "the United States withdraw its forces and military forces from Korea."
Deputy Director Kim's discourse, reported by the North Korean Central News Agency, for the first time, said, "I am publishing this article according to the mandate," and packaged it as an external negotiation proposal.
The discourse said, “The joint military exercise is the most intensive expression of the US hostile policy toward the DPRK, which seeks to crush our country by force. The U.S. and the U.S. stated, “These joint military exercises have an aggressive nature even though they are nuclear war preliminary exercises.” switched to a direct relationship of
Contrary to the stance of the Trump administration's 'U.S. Forces Korea Yongin' position, the discourse continued, "If peace is to dwell on the Korean Peninsula, the aggression force and war equipment deployed by the United States in south Korea must be removed first." The root cause that periodically aggravates the situation on the Korean Peninsula will never be removed,” he added, adding the demand for withdrawal from the United States.
During the North Korea-U.S. summit with Republican President Trump by arms augmentation in South Korea, North Korea showed an acceptable approach to the USFK without asking for negotiations.
North Korea did not mention the proposal of “dialogue without preconditions” for six months under the Biden administration’s “diplomatic engagement” strategy of the US Democratic Party, and then directly linked “diplomacy and disarmament” in this discourse condemning the joint exercise.
At the 8th Labor Party Congress in January of this year, right after President Biden took office, North Korea added 'enhancement of its nuclear preemptive retaliatory strike capability' through the development of tactical nuclear weapons and the production of super-large nuclear warheads in addition to the 'complete nuclear force'. responded.
President Biden said in the final televised debate of the US presidential election on December 22, last year, that they could meet if "on the condition that he [Kim Jong-un] agrees to drawing down the nuclear capabilities in order to lead the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula."
Republican President Trump said in the debate: "When I met President Barack Obama (after being elected), he said North Korea was the number one problem and hinted that there was going to be a war." “It’s kind of a person, but it was a very good relationship, so there was no war.”
Communication between the Ministry of Unification and the military's inter-Korean communication lines failed on the afternoon of the 10th, and communication was stopped 14 days after restoration on the 27th of last month.