Yoon’s government this year ‘freely advanced to North Korea and led the unification of South Korean broadcasting’

The Yoon Seok-yeol government announced that this year's policy of responding to North Korea's 'two-state severance' will be to lead national unification by disseminating South Korean broadcasts to North Korea through 'Free Advance to North Korea'.
Unification Minister Kim Young-ho said on the 5th, “This year, the government will pursue the northward advance policy of freedom. “The core of the Yoon Seok-yeol government’s national philosophy is freedom,” he said. “We will establish North Korea and foreign policies from the perspective of the four freedoms and promote peace and stability on the Korean Peninsula and the denuclearization of North Korea.”
Minister Kim’s ‘four freedoms’ mean ‘spreading freedom’ in North Korea through freedom from fear of nuclear war, freedom of solidarity, basic freedom guaranteed by the Constitution, and realization of freedom through peaceful unification.
On this day, Minister Kim announced the ‘free North Korea unification policy’ through the ‘Minister of Unification and 4th Research Institute Director New Year’s Special Roundtable’ held at the Four Seasons Hotel, and Director Kim Cheon-sik of the Korea Institute for National Unification said, “If the Korean Peninsula is divided, North Korean people will be forever deprived of freedom and human rights. “Even if North Korea pursues heterogeneity, we must strengthen the homogeneity of North and South Korea, and the urgent priority is to ensure that North and South Korean residents can listen to each other’s broadcasts so that they do not differ,” he said on ‘Listening to South Korean Broadcasting in North Korea.’
Park Cheol-hee, director of the National Diplomatic Academy, said, “No matter what North Korea says, our nation is one, and no matter what anyone says, our wish is unification.” He added, “We are showing the international community that peaceful unification based on liberal democracy must be achieved someday and that we must take the lead.” The ‘unification policy’ was announced as a response to the two-state system.
Regarding North Korea, Minister Kim said, "Chairman Kim has created and maintained his power through his predecessors, Kim Il-sung and Kim Jong-il, but in the new year, he is tearing down his predecessor's policies that became the basis for hereditary power. We are keeping a close eye on the possibility of confusion arising from this." there is. “Because North Korea is trying to divert internal chaos to the outside through provocations, the situation on the Korean Peninsula this year will be very difficult militarily,” he diagnosed as ‘a rare deterioration in military power due to North Korea’s chaos.’
Minister Kim continued, “North Korea has denied kinship relations since the beginning of the new year and defines inter-Korean relations as those of two belligerent countries, but our government will continue its efforts for unification,” adding, “The government will pursue a policy of advancing northward of freedom.” "He announced a 'free march north'.
Kim, the director of the Korea Institute for National Unification, said on this day, “If you look at North Korea’s announcement, they are talking as if they are going to go to war any minute, but this is quite a bluff.” He added, “The intention is to make South Korea and the United States make concessions by creating a period of anxiety by creating a war crisis.”