South Korean President Yoon Jae-myung has pledged to respect North Korea’s political system and work toward building military trust, following Pyongyang’s statement that it has no interest in improving ties. Since his election in June, Yoon has promised unconditional dialogue with the nuclear-armed North, marking a shift from his predecessor’s rigid approach. Speaking on National Liberation Day, he emphasized reducing tensions, restoring trust, and pursuing peaceful engagement, while dismissing reports of North Korea removing propaganda loudspeakers along the border.
South Korean President Yoon Jae-myung on Friday pledged to “respect” North Korea’s political system and work toward building “military trust.” He made the remarks just a day after Pyongyang stated it had no intention of improving relations with South Korea, AFP reported.
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