President Yoon inspects the Western Front: ``Security and economy are one'' - South Korea

South Korean President Yoon Seo-gyeol visited the 25th Division, which protects the front lines of the Western Front, on the 1st, National Armed Forces Day, and gave words of encouragement to the soldiers. Yun said, ``Security and the economy are one.
I would like to once again express my gratitude to all of you who are working hard to protect the safety of the people of Japan," he said, expressing his gratitude to the soldiers who continue to work diligently during the holidays.
Yun said, ``When the military protects national security with its powerful force, the people also trust you and engage in economic activities.
"We can create jobs, grow, and grow." He added, ``Keep in mind that your dedication on the front lines of security is the shortcut to developing South Korea's economy and industry, and I am proud of it.''
I want you to take on the mission," he said. Visiting the troops on this day included Defense Minister Lee Jung-seop, Army Chief of Staff Park Jung-hwan, and Cho Tae Yeon from the presidential office.
Director of the National Security Office, Kim Eun-hye, Chief of Public Relations, Kim Tae Hee-yo, First Deputy Director of the National Security Office, Lee Ki-jeong, Secretary of Public Relations Planning, Kang Myung-gu, Secretary of National Policy Planning, Lee Do-woo
Spokesperson Lee Do-un and others accompanied him. Yun said, ``The 25th Division was established in 1953, just after the June 25 (Korean War), and has conducted more than 30 successful anti-espionage operations, and in 1974, for the first time, it fought against North Korea.
``Since last year, we have played a leading role in national defense innovation as the division that runs the Army TIGER Demonstration Brigade, which carries out future national defense innovation.''
We are doing so,” he said. In particular, he said, ``I am deeply grateful for the efforts of the soldiers and soldiers who are devoting themselves to the GOP (General Outpost) alert operations on the front lines of the Western Front.''
I'm proud of all the soldiers and can rely on them,'' he said, encouraging them. Afterwards, President Yun said at a general meeting held in the barracks cafeteria, ``As the commander of the armed forces, I hope that you will maximize your fighting power without worrying about anything else.''
I felt that I had to be careful so that I could demonstrate my full potential," and continued, "When I saw everyone's confident and dignified appearance, I realized that this is true patriotism, and love for the homeland, family, and people."
I started having ideas," he said. Furthermore, he said, ``The Republic of Korea has such young people, and the existing generation must take more responsibility in carving out your future.
I am confident that because of this, South Korea can be sustainable and develop further."