President-elect Yoon Seok-yeol said in an interview with the Washington Post on the 14th that "to respond strongly to China, we must rely on a military alliance with the United States."
President-elect Yoon continued, referring to North Korea as a 'main enemy' and said, "If we comply with international order, accept nuclear inspections, and take measures for denuclearization, we will start an economic support program."
At the Korea-US summit in September 2018, the Moon Jae-in regime insisted that “Koreans respect Trump” and that intelligence agencies and pro-Republican American scholars insisted on U.S. intelligence about ‘Chairman Kim Jong-un’s visit to Korea in Busan’ from the hard-line conservative conservative Trump Republican-dependent domestic remodeling. As relations with North Korea worsened due to the widespread spread of the strategy, the pro-Republican party system was strengthened by holding on to Trump's re-election.
From the early days of the candidate, Yoon-elect announced the succession of the Chun Doo-hwan system as bureaucrats from the early stages of the nomination process, and direct media transactions by Yoon Hak-kwan continued to be strengthened.
In an interview with the WP, President-elect Yoon continued, “Korea and China are important trading partners for each other, and it is not a one-way relationship. China also believes that it knows that unfair actions such as retaliation for the high-altitude missile defense system (THAD) will not benefit itself. On political and security issues, China is an ally with North Korea and we are an ally with the United States,” he said. “We can coexist while respecting each other’s differences.” Hypersonic missiles tested. This is the reason why I call North Korea ‘the main enemy’. “If North Korea observes international order, accepts nuclear inspections, and takes steps to denuclearize, we will start an economic aid program for North Korea,” he said.
“In addition, the Democratic Party government has used Korea-Japan relations in domestic politics,” Yoon said. Bringing decades of colonial rule to the table undermines bilateral relations, and worsening relations with Japan is the Achilles heel of South Korea-US-Japan cooperation. . I am sure that Korea-Japan relations will improve if I become president. The future-oriented development of Korea-Japan relations will bring great benefits not only to Japan, but also to the Korean people and businesses.”
Regarding the Moon Jae-in administration, President-elect Yoon said, “The current government has overemphasized relations with North Korea. We need to expand the scope of our diplomacy to the whole of the European Union and Asia based on the relationship between the US and South Korea. South Korea should also participate in the pressure of the international community on Russia,” he said.
When asked about his role model, Yoon replied, "I respect former US President Abraham Lincoln and I also like former President John F. Kennedy."
In an interview, President-elect Yoon continued, “Korea and China are important trading partners for each other, and it is not a one-way relationship. China also believes that it knows that unfair actions such as retaliation for the high-altitude missile defense system (THAD) will not benefit itself. On political and security issues, China is an ally with North Korea and we are an ally with the United States,” he said. “We can coexist while respecting each other’s differences.” Hypersonic missiles tested. This is why I call North Korea ‘the main enemy’. “If North Korea observes international order, accepts nuclear inspections, and takes steps to denuclearize, we will start an economic aid program for North Korea,” he said.
“In addition, the Democratic Party government has used Korea-Japan relations in domestic politics,” Yoon said. Bringing decades of colonial rule to the table undermines bilateral relations, and worsening relations with Japan is the Achilles heel of South Korea-US-Japan cooperation. . I am sure that Korea-Japan relations will improve if I become president. The future-oriented development of Korea-Japan relations will bring great benefits not only to Japan, but also to the Korean people and businesses.” We need to expand the scope of our diplomacy to the whole of the European Union and Asia based on the relationship between the US and South Korea. South Korea should also participate in the pressure of the international community on Russia.” When asked about his role model, President-elect Yoon replied, “I respect former US President Abraham Lincoln and I like former President John F. Kennedy.”
Reaganomics is a hard-line conservative strategy that neutralizes domestic laws by concluding foreign cooperation, evades the Democratic-controlled Congress and strengthens domestic public power, by sprinkling the socialist economic system of the former Soviet Union with productivity competition for arms increase, manipulating the press and making enemies. It laid the foundation for strengthening the system and established Thatcherism and an international hardline conservative system.
The Republican Reagan regime, which had a low number of seats in Congress, neutralized domestic and state laws with foreign agreements, and used the media to make enemies at home and abroad by smuggling with the media as a hidden strategy rather than an open policy to neutralize Congress.
In arms increase, the outbreak of war and suppression of riots created a twin deficit.
In an interview with the WP, President-elect Yoon mentioned both sides of the ROK-U.S. alliance and the North Korean-Chinese alliance, but unlike the ROK-China relationship, he blocked 'US-North Korea negotiations, North Korea-Japan negotiations' under the premise of 'North Korea's nuclear inspection'.