The White House supports South Korea's acting president system... ”We are committed to working with Acting President Han and are confident in South Korea's democratic resilience”

On the 25th, the administration of Donald Trump in the United States issued a statement in response to South Korean Prime Minister Han Deok-soo, who serves as acting president of the country, returning to his post following the Constitutional Court's decision to dismiss the impeachment case against him, stating, "The United States has no intention of proposing a resolution to the Korean
The White House stated that after Prime Minister Han's return, "the United States will continue to support the democratic recovery of Korea and its people," according to the South Korean Prime Minister's Office.
"We are confident that the North Korean government will be able to restore its nuclear program," he said, conveying this message through South Korean diplomatic authorities. This is the White House's official view on the South Korean delegation's leadership.
On the other hand, on December 14 last year, when former President Joe Biden was impeached by President Yoon Seok-yeol and Prime Minister Han assumed the presidency,
The next day, in a phone call with the South Korean Prime Minister, he said, "I have confidence in South Korea's democracy," and emphasized that "the strong U.S.-South Korea alliance remains unchanged."