"U.S. remains open to end-of-war declaration, but wants complete denuclearization of Korean Peninsula!"
(9-22-2021) by: Janne Pak(Pentagon Correspondent) @John Kirby, Pentagon Spokesperson       @Janne Pak, Pentagon Correspondent. Recently, South Korean President Moon Jae-in proposed a four-party declaration of an end to the war with North Korea in a speech to the UN General Assembly, which he said would involve South Korea, the United States, North Korea and China. However, the Korean parliament and the public criticized President Moon Jae-in's announcement of an end-of-war declaration as a diplomatic disaster for Moon Jae-in. Because North Korea is not giving up its nuclear weapons, declaring an end to the war is a fatal blow to South Korea. The declaration of an end to the war was always desired by Kim Jong-un, and after the declaration of an end to the war, the U.S. military must withdraw from South Korea and the UN Command must be disbanded. At today's(22nd) pentagon briefing, I asked a spokesperson kirby about the declaration of the end of war. Q:(Janne Pak): You may have seen it reported that South Korean President Moon Jae-in proposed a four party 'end of war declaration' with South Korea, United States, North Korea, and China at the UN General Assembly. In fact, this declaration of the...
Janne Pak ㆍ 2021.09.23 ㆍ
"South Korea succeeds in SLBM test launch, deterrent effect!"
(9-20-2021)  by: Janne Pak(Pentagon Correspondent) @John Kirby, Pentagon Spokesperson           @Janne Pak, Pentagon Correspondent South Korea has recently succeeded in testing a submarine-launched ballistic missile (SLBM), making it the world's seventh-largest SLBM holder. After 6.25(the Korean War), South Korea relied entirely on the United States for strategic weapons. However, with this SLBM test launch as an opportunity, the country has become a strong military power. It is good news for the United States that South Korea, an ally of the United States, is in a strong military position. Because North Korea has weapons of mass destruction (WMD) and nuclear weapons, if North Korea makes a surprise provocation, the United States will South Korea has recently succeeded in testing a submarine-launched ballistic mi have to fight alone for its alliance. . While North Korea has always threatened with nuclear weapons, the successful SLBM test launch is good news for the South Korean people after a long time. However, North Korea has nuclear weapons and South Korea does not. Therefore, the power is unbalanced. There are many voices calling for South Korea to preserve its tactical nuclear weapons in order to balance its military capabilities with North Korea. Just...
Janne Pak ㆍ 2021.09.22 ㆍ
"Do North Korea Kim Jong-un and Tailban Coexist?"
(9-17-2021) by: Janne Pak(Pentagon Correspondent) @Reported by Janne Pak(at Pentagon, 9-17-2021) After Afghanistan was seized by the Taliban, Afghanistan became a country with missing human rights like North Korea. In particular, it has been reported that there are many violations of women's human rights. North Korean leader Kim Jong-un recently sent a congratulatory message to the Taliban regime, slandering the U.S. military as "a cowardly fugitive." In fact, North Korea is a terrorist-sponsoring country. No one knows what will happen next in North Korea, which is also linked to the Taliban and ISIS. In particular, if North Korea's nuclear weapons fall into the hands of terrorists, the world is in danger. In the past, there have been many instances of the North Korean regime committing terrorism against South Korea. North Korea delivered a “message of victory” to the Taliban, who took control of Afghanistan. And the U.S. military should no longer be involved.” I asked a question at the Pentagon briefing today(17th). Pentagon spokesperson Kirby said the U.S. military is no longer stationed in Afghanistan. And he said the U.S. intervention in ground warfare was over. But as President Biden made clear his will, he said the U.S. government is...
Janne Pak ㆍ 2021.09.21 ㆍ
"U.S., South Korea is essential to the Indo-Pacific region"
(9-17-2021) by: Janne Pak(State Department Correspondent) ["U.S.  relationship with the ROK is center at the cornerstone of peace, security, and prosperity, and is integral to a thriving Indo-Pacific region as well as around the world."] @reported by Janne Pak at State Department.(9-17-2021) During a recent visit to South Korea by Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi (12th), North Korea fired a ballistic missile into the East Sea. It is possible to guess why North Korea fired a ballistic missile while the Chinese foreign minister, who is blood ally with North Korea, was talking with the South Korean foreign minister. It can be assumed that North Korea and China have already planned it. North Korea sent an indirect signal to the United States and its allies to lift sanctions against North Korea, and coincided with Foreign Minister Wang Yi's visit to South Korea. Ballistic missiles are a violation of UN Security Council resolutions. Nevertheless, North Korea continues to engage in risky behavior. Foreign Minister Wang Yi sided with North Korea and sent an indirect signal to South Korea to participate in the lifting of North Korea sanctions. South Korea is an ally with the United States. Foreign Minister Wang Yi expects South...
Janne Pak ㆍ 2021.09.20 ㆍ
"North Korea's ballistic missile launch clearly violates the UN Security Council"
(9-15-2021)  by: Janne Pak(Pentagon Correspondent) "What is North Korea aiming for?" @Spokesperson John Kirby answering questions at the pentagon briefing.99-15-2021). Following the launch of long-range cruise missiles last weekend, North Korea fired two ballistic missiles over the last night (local time) on the 14th. On the same day, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi was visiting Korea, and the Korea-China foreign ministers' meeting was in progress. I am curious as to why North Korea launched a ballistic missile at this point and its intentions. North Korea and China are blood alliance. Everyone knows that North Korea is having discussions with China whenever it provokes. The timing of the missile launch also shows North Korea's intentions about what happened while Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi was visiting South Korea. Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said that North Korea's missile launch would be a military action by any country and that North Korea was stationed there. China clearly shows that it is an exit from North Korea. North Korea's continued missile launch hides North Korea's intention to demand sanctions relief from the United States, complete suspension of joint ROK-US joint exercises, and massive aid to North Korea. The UN Security Council held an...
Janne Pak ㆍ 2021.09.15 ㆍ
"U.S. ironclad promises to defend South Korea"
(9-13-2021) by: Janne Pak(Pentagon Correspondent) @Janne Pak, Pentagon Correspondent(R). @John Kirby, Pentagon Spokesperson. North Korea reported that it successfully test-fired a new long-range cruise missile last weekend (11th and 12th). *Watch this video I am curious as to why North Korea, which had been quiet for a while, launched the cruise missile at this point in time. Information analysis in Korea and the United States is in progress, so we have no choice but to wait for the results. It remains to be seen whether North Korea's launch of long-range cruise missile violates UN Security Council sanctions. Also, according to a recent IAEA report, North Korea restarted the Yongbyon nuclear reactor. It is analyzed that such actions by North Korea are intended to pressure the US and South Korea to get what they want. A U.S. Department of Defense spokesperson John Kirby responded to this my question at the briefing today; He said he was aware of reports of North Korea's cruise missile launches and said U.S. would continue to monitor the situation and would consult with our allies and partners. @Janne Pak asking a question at the Pentagon briefing.(9-13-2021). Q:(Janne Pak): North Korea reported that it successfully test-fired a...
Janne Pak ㆍ 2021.09.14 ㆍ
"Let's not forget 911!"
(9-11-2021) by: Janne Pak(White House Correspondent) @World Trade Center, New York 9/11. Twenty years ago, on September 11, 2001, the United States suffered huge losses from terrorist attacks on the Twin Towers in New York, Shanksville, Pennsylvania, and the Pentagon. There were 2,977 deaths, numerous wounded and missing. @Shanks ville, Pennsylvania 9/11 memorial. Since then, the U.S. has started the war on terror and the war with the terrorist groups in Afghanistan has begun. Ten years later, the United States sought and killed bin Laden, the leader of the terrorist attack. @A 9/11 The Pentagon in photos. The United States is determined to end the war in Afghanistan. Finally, on August 31, the U.S. forces withdrew completely from Afghanistan. The U.S. military in Afghanistan can no longer sacrifice. It was an order from the commander-in-chief of the military that no more Americans could be sacrificed in the civil war between the Afghan government forces and the Taliban. President Biden said that the withdrawal of U.S. troops cannot be sacrificed where it is not in the national interest. He added that the United States would not engage in civil war, but would hunt down terrorists to the end to protect American...
Janne Pak ㆍ 2021.09.13 ㆍ
"If North Korea ICBM launch ? The United States is ready to respond."
(9-03-2021) by: Janne Pak(Pentagon Correspondent) Watch this video>> North Korea has been continuously pursuing nuclear development even during the U.S.-DPRK dialogue for the past several years. As proof of this, the IAEA recently released a report on the restart of North Korea's nuclear reactor. The IAEA says it's a matter of serious concerns. I asked General. Glen VanHerck (U.S. Northern Command and North American Aerospace Command (NORTHCOM and NORAD)) about this issue at a briefing at the U.S. Department of Defense today (3rd, local time). Command VanHerck replied that if North Korea decides to launch a ballistic missile, it is ready to respond 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Q: (Janne Pak): General, as you know, there's a IAEA has released a report on the restart of North Korea's nuclear reactors. The IAEA says it's a matter of serious concern. What are your concerns and countermeasures against the North korea's nuclear and missile tests? A: (Gen. Glen VanHerck): The United States Northern Command and NORAD stand ready to provide our mission capabilities. For NORAD, that's threat warning and attack assessment. For NORTHCOM, ballistic missile defense capability. I'm ready 24/7, 365, if the North Korea decides to launch a...
Janne Pak ㆍ 2021.09.06 ㆍ
"President Biden, on the End of the War in Afghanistan."
(8-31-2021) by: Janne Pak(White House Correspondent) @President Biden announces final withdrawal from Afghanistan(8-31-2021,white House. reported by Janne Pak(R) President Biden delivered a speech to the public at the White House on the 31st today (local time) and declared in a statement, "The 20-year US military presence in Afghanistan is now over." Watch this video: Prior to this, at 4:30 pm on the 30th (local time), Commander Kenneth Mackenzie of the U.S. Central Command, which has jurisdiction over the Middle East, told reporters at a briefing at the Pentagon, “At 3:29 pm eastern time on the 30th (Afghan time 30th, 11:59 p.m.), the last C-17 transport aircraft took off from Hamid Karzai International Airport (Afghan capital Kabul).” Announcing the end of the mission.” "Today's withdrawal marks the end of the nearly 20-year mission that began in Afghanistan shortly after the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, as well as the end of the military component of the evacuation," Gen. Mackenzie said. Meanwhile, following the conclusion of Commander Mackenzie's military mission the day before, President Biden said in a statement on the final completion of the withdrawal, "We carried out the dangerous withdrawal from Afghanistan as scheduled in the early morning of August...
Janne Pak ㆍ 2021.09.05 ㆍ
"U.S. successfully hunts ISIS terrorists.!"
(8-28-2021) by: Janne Pak(White House Correspondent) @U.S. kills two high-ranking IS-K officials.. There will be additional airstrikes. Use of drones.(8-28-2021) "We will not forgive. We will not forget. We will hunt you down and make you pay. I will defend our interests and our people with every measure at my command." President Biden said in a sombre and revengeful tone during a speech in the East Room of the White House after ISIS terrorists detonated a suicide bomber at Kabul Airport, Afghanistan. It sent a clear message to the IS-k terrorists who had injured many, including 13 Americans killed and 170 Afghans killed. Two days later, on Saturday (28th), the United States succeeded in air strikes in Afghanistan using a drone carrying an ISIS terrorist and a vehicle loaded with bombs. The American people, who had been spending the weekend nervously over the threat of terrorism, were thrilled to see this scene on the news. But whether the Taliban or IS-k are of the same color, they both hate the United States and consider them their enemies. The United States must never again become involved in the civil war in Afghanistan. It is a mistake to think that the Taliban...
Janne Pak ㆍ 2021.08.29 ㆍ
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