The Korean Peninsula is experiencing very turbulent days. Outgoing US Secretary of State Antony Blinken, during a visit to Seoul, said that Washington fully believes in the stability of this country's democracy.
In a statement, the head of DASH underscores support for the leadership of South Korea's acting President, Choi Sang-mok, who took office after the impeachment of the President and his successor.
South Korea's political crisis erupted after former leader Yoon Suk Yeol tried to impose martial law on December 3, but only sealed his departure two weeks later. Parliament also sacked his successor who refused to complete the proceedings, causing the Minister of Finance to assume the role of President.
Blinken met with him to guarantee security assistance in the face of provocations from North Korea. And in fact, before the US Secretary of State left Seoul, dictator Kim Jong-un launched a medium-range ballistic missile towards the sea in the east.
This is confirmed by the South Korean army, confirming that it is the first missile launched by Pyongyang in the last two months. The weapon traveled 1,100 kilometers before ending up in the sea, Seoul's military said, condemning it as a clear act of provocation.
Even Japan has condemned the actions of the dictator Kim Jong-un. The Minister of Defense of this country, Gen Nakatani, emphasizes that the missile has violated the maritime borders. In addition to South Korea, Blinken will also visit Japan. (A2 Televizion)
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