President Yoon instructs newly appointed military leaders to maintain anti-hostile stance and improve welfare = South Korea

On the 30th, South Korean President Yoon Seok-yeol called on the newly appointed military leaders to strengthen military readiness, maintain a stance of confrontation with the enemy, and improve the welfare of soldiers and soldiers. On this day, Mr. Yun attended President Yongsan.
In the room, he received promotions and nominations from seven candidates, including Kim Myung-soo, candidate for Joint Chief of Staff, and presented them with a flag made of string to attach to the Three Spirit Swords, before exhorting them to dedicate themselves to the nation.
The Three Spirit Sword is a sword that is awarded to military personnel when they are appointed as generals, and it symbolizes protection of the country, unification, and prosperity. The ribbons awarded on this day include the title, rank, name, and
It is said that the name of the president is engraved on it. During the pleasant conversation, Mr. Yoon emphasized that the morale and welfare of soldiers are a consistent priority issue for the government. Especially to improve the service environment for beginning executives and non-commissioned officers.
I asked for your full attention and effort. Mr. Yun also mentioned measures that the government is promoting, such as expanding financial compensation commensurate with the efforts of soldiers and soldiers, and improving the housing environment and personnel management system.
In addition to proactively communicating these measures to beginning executives and non-commissioned officers, he also instructed them to closely check whether the actual service environment has been appropriately improved through constant on-site inspections.
Presidential Office Spokesperson Lee Do-un said, ``President Yoon ended the conversation by expressing his infinite trust in the South Korean military and encouraging the sacrifices and dedication of South Korean soldiers.''
The day's events included Defense Minister Shin Won-sik, Secretary General Kim Dae-gi, National Security Office Director Cho Tae Yeon, and Bok Du-gyu.
Personnel planning officer (Buk Doo-gyu) and Defense Secretary Choi Byung-ok were also present.