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Both Blincoln and Sullivan, who will lead the next Biden administration’s policy toward North Korea, listened to the Iranian nuclear deal as a model for North Korea’s nuclear solution. While a step-by-step approach is followed, there is some connection to our initiative, but our government’s role in resuming negotiations is expected to be important due to deep mistrust in North Korea and criticism of the relaxation of the sanctions. This is reporter Kim Do-won. Secretary of State Blincoln and Sullivan’s security adviser criticize President Trump’s policy toward North Korea. Like the reality show, we had summit talks with North Korea, but there was no real progress on the North Korean nuclear issue. The model for North Korea’s nuclear solution proposed by the two is the Iranian nuclear deal. In his 2016 speech, Sullivan said he plans to use an Iranian-like strategy for North Korea. In a 2018 New York Times article, nominee Blincoln also proposed an Iranian model, suggesting a trade-off between reporting on all of North Korea’s nuclear programs, freezing nuclear activities, dismantling some nuclear warheads, and lifting some sanctions. Even when I was undersecretary of state, I emphasized this approach. This solution is in line with the Korean government’s idea of ”global agreement, a step-by-step approach”. On the other hand, it is burdensome to emphasize the strong sanctions against North Korea and to warn of advances in inter-Korean economic cooperation. There is also a deep-seated suspicion that North Korea will break its promise of denuclearization if sanctions are breathlessly eased. Until the next Biden administration’s policy toward North Korea materializes and a negotiating team is formed, it appears that it will be the Korean government’s urgent priority to prevent North Korea from provoking and coordinating negotiation strategies with the United States. I am YTN Kim Do-won.
