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Jeju 4.3 International Network Urges Trump to Take Responsibility

The Jeju 4.3 International Network has delivered an open letter to former U.S. President Donald Trump. The letter urges the U.S. to take responsibility for the Jeju April 3 Incident. Specifically, it demands a formal apology from the U.S. and the formation of a joint South Korea-U.S. investigation team to determine the responsibility of the U.S. military government.

The Network emphasized that the U.S. military exercised operational control at the time. They held the U.S. responsible for condoning the oppression of the Syngman Rhee government. They urged the U.S. to take a proactive role in resolving the historical issue.

Call for Investigation into U.S. Military Government's Responsibility and Joint Investigation

The letter questions the responsibility of the U.S. military government and the Syngman Rhee government. They claimed that they suppressed those who opposed police brutality and division. They emphasized that a joint South Korea-U.S. investigation team should be launched to uncover the truth.

President Lee Jae-myung Mentions Trump's Contribution to Stability on the Korean Peninsula to Trump

President Lee Jae-myung mentioned Trump's contribution to stability on the Korean Peninsula to Trump. He stated, "Thanks to President Trump, the Korean Peninsula was stabilized, but the situation has deteriorated since his departure." He offered to act as a pacesetter if President Trump became a peace negotiator.

Trump Hints at Possibility of Cooperation

President Trump replied that progress could be made through cooperation. Both leaders emphasized the importance of dialogue and cooperation to resolve the Korean Peninsula issue. This meeting is expected to have a positive impact on future South Korea-U.S. relations.