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South-North Relations

Important Events from 2009 to Present

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2017-07

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장수민
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Major events in Inter-Korean Relations
Date Events
July 4
  • The ROK government holds a meeting of the Standing Committee of the National Security Council regarding the North’s ballistic missile launch (July 4)
July 4
  • The ROK government strongly condemns North Korea’s ballistic missile launch (July 4) and calls on the North to immediately desist from further provocations and to come out to the forum for dialogue on denuclearization (in a statement on North Korea’s ballistic missile launch by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs).
July 4
  • The Joint Chiefs of Staff of South Korea announces that it is rigorously analyzing North Korea’s argument for the “successful ICBM launch,” strongly denounces the North’s ballistic missile launch, and sternly urges the North to immediately desist from those acts that create tension and anxiety on the Korean Peninsula and in the international community (the ROK military’s position on North Korea’s ballistic missile launch).
July 5
  • The ROK and US military stage a joint ballistic missile exercise in response to the latest missile launch by North Korea.
July 6
  • South Korean President Moon Jae-in announces the Berlin Initiative.
    • (Five policy directions) △ Seek to establish lasting peace on the Korean Peninsula, rather than achieving unification in the immediate future; △ Pursue the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula in a way that guarantees the security of the North Korean regime; △ Establish a permanent peace structure on the Korean Peninsula; △ Work towards drawing a new economic map on the Korean Peninsula; and △ Consistently pursue nonpolitical exchange and cooperation in separation from the political and military situation
    • (Proposals to North Korea) △ Resume the family reunions between the separated families and relatives on the occasion of the tenth anniversary of the October 4 Declaration; △ Make the PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympics an “Olympics of Peace” with the participation of the North; △ Stop all acts of hostility that escalate military tensions on the Military Demarcation Line on the occasion of the 64th anniversary of the Armistice Agreement on July 27; and △ Resume inter-Korean dialogue and contact to establish peace on the Korean Peninsula and South-North cooperation
July 17
  • In follow-up to the Berlin Initiative, the Korean Red Cross offers to hold Red Cross talks on August 1 at the Peace House on the South’s side of Panmunjeom (in a proposal by the acting president of the Korean Red Cross to hold inter-Korean Red Cross talks on the reunions of separated families).
July 17
  • In follow-up to the Berlin Initiative, the ROK government proposes military talks with North Korea on July 21 at Tongilgak on the North’s side of Panmunjeom (in a proposal by the Vice Minister of National Defense to hold inter-Korean military talks to stop all acts of hostility).
July 17
  • The ROK government explains its policy stance on North Korea and urges the North to respond to the South’s proposals regarding the Berlin Initiative (in an announcement by the Minister of Unification concerning follow-up measures to the Berlin Initiative).
July 21
  • The ROK government repeatedly calls on the North to come to the dialogue table regarding the proposal for inter-Korean military talks (Ministry of National Defense’s position regarding the proposal for the inter-Korean military authority talks).
July 29
  • The ROK government holds a meeting of the Standing Committee of the National Security Council regarding the North’s ballistic missile launch (July 28).
July 29
  • The ROK government strongly condemns North Korea’s launch of ICBM-level missiles (July 28) and calls on the North to accede to the South’s proposals for establishing peace and achieving denuclearization as follow-up measures to the Berlin Initiative (in a statement by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on North Korea’s launch of ICBM-level missiles).
July 29
  • The ROK and US military carry out a combined ballistic missile drill in response to North Korea’s launch of ICBM-level missiles.
July 29
  • The ROK government strongly denounces North Korea’s launch of ICBM-level missiles (July 28) and warns that South Korea and the US will take strong action against the North’s missile provocations, including deployment of more strategic assets (the ROK military’s position stated by the Minister of National Defense on North Korea’s launch of ICBM-level missiles).

 

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