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President Moon Jae-in also delivered a congratulatory message to Biden-elect.

It wasn't an official statement, but I used Twitter. "Our alliance is strong and solidarity is very strong," he wrote, which is the same phrase as the symbol of the ROK-US alliance, "Let's go together!"

In Biden's era, which is likely to be very different from President Trump, let's look at how the policies on the Korean Peninsula will change through Biden's past statements.



This is reporter Hak-Hwi Kim.



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Biden has been expressing his special heart by calling Korea'blood alliance'.



[Biden/Vice President of the United States at the time (Visit to Korea in December 2013): The United States and Korea have grown together as they did with the blood alliance.] The



principle of emphasis on alliance was emphasized not only during their visit to Korea seven years ago, but also during this campaign.



[Biden/U.S. presidential candidate at the time (last August): I will be a president with our allies and friends.]



Therefore, major issues in the ROK-US alliance, such as negotiating defense costs, which were stalemate in the Trump administration, are expected to be restored to a stable track. .



Trump, who showed the possibility of reducing US forces in Korea by raising the defense cost share, which was around 1 trillion won last year, at first five times and later by at least 50%, while the Biden administration is expected to try to reach a settlement without harming the alliance. .



[Bakwongon / Handong International Area professor: 'I will not extort Korea' is expressed also clearly emerged, while respecting the Union, while consultations with allies, Probably the biggest difference (and Trump administration) that in sangsikseon]



So the ROK-US alliance The issue is expected to increase flexibility, but the relationship between the United States and the United States is expected to be a traditional and strict approach.



President-elect Biden, who has repeatedly expressed his firm awareness of the North Korean nuclear program, is drawing a clear line in the Trump-style negotiations.



[Biden/Vice President of the United States at the time (Visit to Korea in December 2013): North Korea can never achieve security and prosperity as long as it pursues nuclear weapons.] It is not a



Trump-style discussion or settlement between leaders, but a working-level negotiation and a summit meeting. It is likely to return to the so-called bottom-up method of finalizing.



[Cho Seong-ryul/National Security Strategy Research Institute Advisory Fellow: I'm talking about a step-by-step approach.

Therefore, there is a possibility that the same freeze as the Iranian nuclear agreement, and the partial release of the agreement, will be applied.] A



time of change in which our government's strategy needs to be refined in line with the changes of the United States. I left for the US today (8th) to meet the diplomatic and security line.



(Video editing: Jeong Seong-hoon)