The Yun Seok-yeol regime began to strengthen its hard-line conservative strategy to break the backbone of the socialist economic system.
On the 22nd, President Yoon pressured the North Korean economy by strengthening outdoor maneuver training and increasing missile armament to the Ministry of National Defense.
In Article 4 of the Constitution, President Yoon removed the conclusion of the “Policy for Peaceful Reunification based on Basic Order” and upgraded the condition to include “North Koreans in the management of the South Korean government,” saying that “the people of South and North Korea are the main pillars.”
Article 4 of the Constitution states, "The Republic of Korea aims for unification, and establishes and promotes a peaceful unification policy based on the free and democratic basic order".
President Yoon told the Unification Minister on the same day, "Unification based on the free and democratic basic order stipulated in Article 4 of the Constitution means the unification process in which all the people of both South and North Korea are the main pillars." did.
Regarding the 'bold plan' to reporters, Unification Minister Kwon Young-se said, "If this plan is realized in earnest, we are envisioning bold content so that North Korea can overcome its security concerns and overcome economic difficulties to a level where it no longer feels the need to develop nuclear weapons. "He said, "It connected North Korea with a 'break' with the socialist economic system.
President Yoon expanded the conversion and expansion of the “economic future of the North Korean people” under Trump’s Moon Jae-in regime to “North Korean people,” including North Korean security.
Minister Kwon said, "The characteristic of the bold plan is that we address the security concerns that North Korea is based on in developing its nuclear weapons in addition to economic measures."
President Yoon expanded the conversion and expansion of the “economic future of the North Korean people” under Trump’s Moon Jae-in regime to “North Korean people,” including North Korean security.
Minister Kwon said, "The characteristic of the bold plan is that we address the security concerns that North Korea is based on in developing its nuclear weapons in addition to economic measures."
In a press release on the 18th, the U.S. Pacific Air Force Command said in a press release on the 18th that six F-35 Lightning aircraft of the U.S. Air Force were set up for joint training with the South Korean Air Force at the 356th Expeditionary Combat Squadron belonging to Eilson Air Base, Alaska, at Gunsan Air Base, South Korea on the 5th. He said that he had arrived with the South Korean Air Force and launched 30 sorties during the 40-hour flight training period.
The U.S. Air Force F-35A's deployment on the Korean Peninsula has been unveiled for the first time since December 2017.
On the 22nd, President Yoon instructed the defense minister to "ensure thorough combined exercises and exercises, such as normalizing actual maneuvering exercises in line with the strengthening of the ROK-U.S. alliance."
Defense Minister Lee Jong-seop reported on the same day that the large-scale US-ROK combined exercise that has been suspended or reduced since 2018 and the joint outdoor maneuver exercise above the brigade level will be revived from this year.
On the same day, the Ministry of National Defense conducted intensive implementation of various combined outdoor maneuver training, such as resuming the regiment level or higher outdoor maneuver training of the combined carrier strike group training and combined amphibious training, and 11 programs including the science-based combat training of the KCTC in August and September. With the commencement of the combined outdoor maneuver training, further expansion was announced in the future.
President Yoon instructed on the same day, "I hope that North Korea will closely prepare realistic plans in consultation with relevant ministries for bold proposals if it accepts substantive denuclearization." "There is an aspect that we have been missing from the security concerns (considering that it is an issue between North Korea and the United States). We take the initiative in intervening.”
The “bright future of North Koreans” applied to North Korea by the Trump Republican Party system expanded to “North Korean people” under the Yun Seok-yeol regime, and began to pressure negotiations between the U.S. and the U.S. to “guarantee the North Korean system.”
The strategy to break the backbone of the socialist economic system attempted in the Republican Reagan regime accelerated the speed war in armaments to cause the slow-productive Soviet system to collapse on its own through an arms race. He collaborated with the CIA and driver strategy with the 'Power-Based Peace'.
In the Democratic Biden administration, the Moon Jae-in regime initially demanded the succession of Trump’s North Korea policy to the State Department-led dialogue-first policy shift under the Democratic Party’s administration, and the Yun Seok-yeol regime further strengthened arms reinforcement and reduced Biden’s contact with North Korea through Japan’s military augmentation as “North Korea.” They began to pressure the people with 'free democracy'.
On the 18th, the US Senate Armed Services Committee submitted the $837 billion defense authorization bill for fiscal year 2023 to the plenary session and released the full text of the bill.
The bill "must continue efforts to strengthen U.S. defense alliances and partnerships in the Indo-Pacific region to further enhance U.S. comparative advantage in strategic competition with China." said.
The 'Expanded Deterrence Commitment', a joint statement at the Korea-US summit in May, was approved by the US House of Representatives in the Defense Authorization Act to maintain the current level of USFK and strengthen extended deterrence on South Korea. Armament reinforcement through strategic asset deployment has been strengthened.
President Yun ordered “free democratic reunification when North Korea achieves denuclearization and strengthened military training before denuclearization,” and the possibility of direct negotiations is slim as it confronts North Korea’s “simultaneous denuclearization and system negotiations.”
In the confrontation between the Reagan regime and the Soviet regime, Reagannomics caused a financial crisis with twin deficits due to oversupply of capital power and war riots.
The socialist system advocated for reconstruction through elections, but the federation was disbanded due to civil war and declining productivity. As the capitalist economic cycle entered a stagnation, Russia began to shake its supply chain with war.