Our top story this afternoon...
U.S. President Donald Trump has unveiled his new national security strategy that further
builds on his "America First" platform.
He said his administration is prepared to respond to North Korea with overwhelming force
if necessary.
Park Soyun reports.
President Trump has released his first national security strategy-- a 70 page document that
lays out how his administration will handle international challenges.
The document says the U.S. is ready to respond with overwhelming force to North Korean aggression
and will improve options to compel denuclearization of the peninsula.
It says North Korea's pursuit of nuclear weapons pose a global threat that requires a global
response.
The report adds that North Korea has spent "millions of dollars on nuclear, chemical
and biological weapons" while it starves its own people.
In his speech unveiling the strategy on Monday, President Trump had some strong words for
Pyongyang.
(English) "Our campaign of maximum pressure on North
Korean regime has resulted in the toughest ever sanctions.
We have united our allies in an unprecedented effort to isolate North Korea.
However, there is much work to do.
America and its allies will take all necessary steps to achieve denuclearization and ensure
that this regime cannot threaten the world."
President Trump also said Russia and China challenge American power and interests and
"erode American security and prosperity."
He also outlined plans to end unfair trade deals and make allies reimburse the U.S. for
their share of defense.
(English) "For the first time, American strategy recognizes
that economic security is national security.
Economic vitality growth and prosperity at home is absolutely necessary for American
power and influence in the world."
President Trump's new national security strategy calls for a policy of achieving "peace through
strength" and advancing U.S. influence in the world.
Park Soyun, Arirang News.
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