Former United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said, ``The US-South Korea alliance will be completed under the Yun Seok-Yeong government.''

Former United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said, ``The U.S.-South Korea alliance has reached its desired stage, becoming complete for the first time since the Yun Seo-gyul government took over.''
. On the 18th, President Ban Former attended the ``1st Incheon Security Conference'' held at Oakwood Premier in Incheon and delivered a keynote speech. This conference is about Inchon Landing Operation 73
To commemorate the anniversary, academicians and experts from Japan and abroad will gather together to discuss peace and prosperity on the Korean Peninsula. General Ban Former said, ``The U.S.-South Korea alliance has gone through many twists and turns. Even some South Korean presidents have
Some people were concerned about the U.S.-South Korea alliance in order to resolve North Korean relations, and some U.S. presidents tried to convert the value of the alliance into monetary terms and view it economically. Washington
The U.S.-South Korea alliance, which had been wavering during the summit meeting, was solidified. "We have upgraded our alliance to a values-based global alliance." General Ban Former said that in order to strengthen the US-South Korea alliance, both countries are affected by domestic politics.
He insisted that he should not. General Ban Former said, ``It is important that the United States and South Korea abide by the terms of the alliance and act on an equal footing. We must focus on strengthening ourselves.'' ``Self-strengthening is not an alternative to an alliance.
It's complementary. "The stronger our power becomes, the more trust and interdependence the U.S.-South Korea alliance will have." General Ban Former also stated, ``Through institutionalizing the irreversible U.S.-ROK alliance, we must remove the elements that undermine the alliance.''
``There is no ruling or opposition party when it comes to security. Bipartisan cooperation among the political world is important.'' He also mentioned South Korea's support to the Ukrainian government.
He strongly criticized Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
General Ban Former said, ``The world's freedom camp should unite to support the free citizens of Ukraine who have been trampled on by the dictator,'' and said, ``This is inevitable.''
"The international community must clearly demonstrate that everything will turn out right." Furthermore, ``Ukraine was able to withstand Russia's illegal invasion for a long time because it defended its freedom.
"Because of the patriotism of the Ukrainian people and the support of liberal-democratic solidarity," he said, "the leaders of the liberal-democratic camp made the right decision in invading Ukraine, and the wars of imperialist aggression in the 21st century will never be tolerated."
"This shows that it is not possible," he added. Furthermore, General Ban Former said, ``President Yoon visited Ukraine in July and promised President Zelenskiy security, humanitarian, and reconstruction assistance, and the Peace Federation
"The promise began when we announced at the G20 that we would provide $2.3 billion (approximately 339.8 billion yen) to Ukraine."