Comments on Moon Chung-in, Seoul: “Diplomatically
denuclearising North Korea”,
The author should be commended for this excellent
proposal/approach as shown in this post. To achieve the paramount goal of
denuclearisation in the Korea Peninsula, it may be necessary that everyone
should do some compromise.
I think the offer of suspension of joint military exercises
between the US and South Korea in conjunction with asking the North Korea to
freeze its nuclear and missile programs is particularly constructive and very
helpful, because it is a suggestion of a useful compromise from both of the
opposite sides.
I think, depending on the progress in future negotiations of
the relevant parties, it may also be helpful and desirable to consider some
sort of security guarantee agreement. Such a guarantee may involve the four
other parties outside the Korea Peninsula, namely the US, China, Russia and
Japan, as guarantors.
Of course, such guarantee should not preclude the
possibility of Korean unification, should both parties on the Korea Peninsula
wish and agree to do so. But it should only be up to the two Koreas as opposed
to any outsiders.
Once again, I highly commend the author for the excellent
ideas presented in this post.
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