Presidential Office "to establish a perfect security posture between South Korea and the U.S. with the new U.S. administration."

The presidential office emphasized that it will establish a perfect security posture between South Korea and the U.S. with the new administration in Washington, D.C., so that our security is not shaken at all.

Kim Tae-hyo, the first deputy chief of the National Security Office, said in a briefing today (6th) that the U.S. presidential election has just ended and the world is paying attention to the results.

He also analyzed that the war in Ukraine is reaching its peak due to North Korea's dispatch of troops to Russia, and that North Korea is trying to increase its security threat at the expense of young people.

He added that he will do his best to make the Korea-U.S. alliance a stronger and more vital global comprehensive strategic alliance to advance security, economic and high-tech cooperation, and to help the people enjoy greater opportunities and benefits.