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[Korea's Choice] Han Duck-soo Visits U.S. Military Base—Policy Speech Set for Tomorrow [MBN News7]

Translated and dubbed using AI. #southkorea #newstoday #politics ☞ Subscribe to MBN YouTube ☞ https://goo.gl/6ZsJGT 📢 MBN YouTube Community https://www.youtube.com/user/mbn/comm... MBN Facebook   / mbntv   MBN Instagram   / mbn_news   【 Anchor's Comment 】 "I am Han Duck-soo, a reserve Army sergeant." Acting President Han Duck-soo introduced himself this way while visiting the United States Forces Korea (USFK), known as the heart of the ROK-US alliance. There are analyses suggesting that this move is aimed at reaffirming the alliance's strength ahead of upcoming US-Korea tariff negotiations. Tomorrow (23rd), he will attend the National Assembly and deliver a policy address, the first by an acting president in 46 years. Political circles interpret this extensive schedule as a sign of his potential presidential run. Following is reporter Kang Jae-mook. 【 Reporter 】 Acting President Han Duck-soo visited the ROK-US Combined Forces Command, a symbol of the ROK-US alliance. He introduced himself as a reserve Army sergeant, reciting his military number, and received a warm welcome and applause from the unit members. He also urged USFK Commander Xavier T. Brunson for the continued development of the ROK-US alliance. Analysts suggest that acting president Han's actions are part of a strategy to reaffirm the alliance with the US and use it as leverage in trade negotiations. ▶ Interview: Han Duck-soo / Acting President (Yesterday) "The ROK-US alliance, which has developed into the most exemplary alliance in the world over the past 72 years, is expected to evolve into an even stronger alliance prepared for the future..." Tomorrow (24th), acting president Han is scheduled to deliver a policy address to seek cooperation from the National Assembly regarding the supplementary budget. It is unusual, as it will be the first policy address by an acting president since former President Choi Kyu-ha's address 46 years ago in 1979. The speech is said to contain only requests for the National Assembly's cooperation regarding the supplementary budget. ▶ Standing: Kang Jae-mook / Reporter "Although acting president Han has not addressed the rumors of his candidacy, there is a growing interpretation that his extensive schedule is essentially equivalent to a presidential campaign. This is Kang Jae-mook from MBN News." [[email protected]] Video coverage: Koo Min-hwe Video editing: Lee Beom-seong Graphics: Choi Ji-hoon