"it would be difficult to justify the ongoing presence of U.S. forces in South Korea after the adoption of a North-South peace accord"

 

金与正氏、朝鮮戦争の終戦宣言は「公正性と尊重姿勢あれば意義ある」…２日連続のメッセージ

2021/09/25

Kim Jong Un’s sister says North Korea open to ending war if conditions met

By Dana Kennedy

September 25, 202

Moon Chung-in

From Wikipedia,

In a contribution to Foreign Affairs in April 2018, Moon argues it would be difficult to justify the ongoing presence of U.S. forces in South Korea after the adoption of a North-South peace accord.[10] In a 2018 interview, Moon stated it would be in the best interest of South Korea to abolish the U.S.-South Korea alliance in the long run.[11] At an international conference held by the National Diplomatic Academy's Institute of Foreign Affairs and National Security in April 2019, Moon posed a hypothetical to China “If U.S. Forces Korea withdraws its troops from South Korea without North Korea's denuclearization, what would it be like for China to provide a nuclear umbrella for South Korea and negotiate with North Korea in that state?”[12] In a column written in The Hankyoreh, Moon believes that South Korea should focus more attention on their economic relationship with North Korea than on their alliance with the United States.