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North Korea hasn’t commented on the new US administration for a while.
US pressure on US ahead of defense and diplomatic ministers’ talks
Launch of cruise missiles on the 21st and ballistic missiles on the 25th
North Korea-style ‘Compression Tactics’ Ahead of Announcement of New US Policy Toward North Korea
North Korea’s willingness to implement a ‘defense development plan’ in a pro-China movement
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North Korea, which wanted to keep the wait-and-see tax, has recently become a state of stimulation for the ROK and the United States by releasing low-intensity provocations one after another. Before the announcement of a new policy towards North Korea by the United States, it appears to be pushing the ‘Gangdaegang Pre-Election’ policy, and attention is being paid to the exact intention. Reporter Hwang Hye-kyung reports. Even when President Biden was elected in November last year and took office in January this year, North Korea was exceptionally reluctant to talk about the United States. It wasn’t until the end of January that he briefly mentioned the election of President Biden through the propaganda media. North Korea’s sudden change in attitude occurred on the 16th, two days before the talks between the defense ministers and diplomats of North Korea and the United States. Furthermore, two days later, Choi Sun-hee, who is in charge of the strategy against the United States, pressures them saying, ‘If you continue with the hostile policy, think carefully about what you will do.’ On the 21st it launched a cruise missile and on the 25th it even launched a ballistic missile that violated UN sanctions against North Korea. North Korea’s move is first read as one of the “compression techniques” attempting to occupy a more favorable plateau prior to the announcement of a new policy toward North Korea by the United States. On the one hand, North Korea, which has taken pro-China actions seriously in the face of a deepening conflict between the United States and China, can be interpreted as showing its willingness not to give in to US sanctions. No matter what the actual interior is, the possibility that North Korea, which initiated the provocation, gradually increased its intensity and launched or launched an ICBM or a submarine-launched ballistic missile cannot be ruled out. The diplomatic power of the Korean government, which stresses that military tension on the Korean peninsula should not be increased under any circumstances, is expected to be put to the test again. I am YTN Hwang Hye-kyung.
