President Yoon Seok-yeol formalized “support for the North Korean people” with his municipal administration speech to restore the “North Korean people” of the Trump regime, and is having an “encounter” with former President Moon Jae-in during US President Biden’s visit to South Korea.
At the National Assembly on the 16th, President Yoon said, “We must spare no effort to provide necessary support to North Koreans exposed to the threat of coronavirus. I will not,” he said, separating the 'North Korean authorities' from 'support for North Koreans'.
On the 13th, President Yoon said, "We plan to provide medicines, including vaccines for COVID-19, to North Koreans."
"We are concerned about how this might affect the North Korean people and continue to" support the provision of vaccines to the DPRK)” and “I urge North Korea to cooperate with the international community to promote urgent vaccination of its citizens.”
"We strongly support inter-Korean cooperation, including preventing the spread of COVID-19," the State Department commentary said. "We believe that inter-Korean cooperation plays an important role in creating a more stable environment on the Korean Peninsula." (VOA) said.
White House press secretary Jen Saki said on the 12th, "North Korea has repeatedly refused to provide vaccine support to Kovax." The U.S. currently has no plans to share vaccines with North Korea.”
Under the Republican Trump Moon Jae-in regime, the Singapore-North Korea summit was focused on the “future of the North Korean people” by focusing on negotiations that transform the North Korean socialist economic system into capitalism and continue the reign of Kim Jong-un through the “bright future for the North Korean people” strategy.
President Biden of the Democratic Party said, "We reaffirm the common goal of complete denuclearization and establishment of permanent peace on the Korean Peninsula with ASEAN on the 13th," said Democratic President Biden. We continue to urge North Korea to fully implement all relevant UN Security Council resolutions to maintain security and security,” the statement said in a statement, including 'maintaining peace and building trust' in the security of the Korean Peninsula in ASEAN.
Regarding the Korea-US summit on the 15th (scheduled for the 21st), President Yoon Seok-yeol's office said, "The three major agendas are response to North Korea's provocations, economic security, and the contribution of both countries to international issues." We will talk about it,” he said.
On the 16th, former Unification Minister Jeong Se-hyeon, who led the strategy for approaching North Korea under the Moon Jae-in regime, said, "Isn't it supposed to meet President Moon Jae-in before he leaves for Japan after the US-Korea summit on the 21st? Trump and Moon Jae-in, but you can’t use Trump as special envoys,” he told the radio.
President Yoon told VOA on the 7th, "I don't know if there is anything that I can show the results to the people of North and South Korea and to the foreign people who are watching us, but I don't know if we just meet and there is no result, or that there are only achievements to show, and there is no such thing as denuclearization. "I don't think it will be of much help to North Korea's denuclearization and progress in inter-Korean relations if there are no practical results in economic aid to North Korea," he said.