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駐韓美地上軍 撤收에 관한 硏究 : 北韓側의 反應을 中心으로
崔鍾起 서울大學校 附設 國際問題硏究所 1982 論文集 Vol.- No.7
One of North Korea's main foreign policy contentions is that all U.S. troops must be withdrawn from the peninsula. However they were very much skeptical from the beginning of Carter's plan to pull the U.S. troops out of South Korea. North Korean intelligence monitored what was claimed to be an increase in air power by the U.S. on the peninsula in January, 1978 and reacted critically to the establishmeat of the ROK-U.S. Joint Command the same year, North Korea concluded that U.S. claims of a troop reduction and eventual withdrawal amounted to a smokescreen tactic behind which would occur a massive buildup in military sectors other thats ground troops, for the purposes of perpetuating the division of the peninsula and preparing an aggressive war extort. A relentless drive calling for the total removal of "U.S. imperialist aggressors and their weapons of destruction" coincided with the period of controversy in South Korea ana the U.S. over the projected troop withdrawal plan. Statements from nations sympathetic to North Korea were carried is the Rodong Shinmun. Chinese Premier Hua Kuo-feng, Romanian President Nicolae Ceausescu, Japanese Socialist Party member Itzio Askada and Congo President Opango, all made state visits in May 1978 to deplore the U.S. perpetuation of the division of the Peninsula and to support the complete withdrawal of U.S. forces. According to statements in the Party organ the Rodong Shinmun, the decision to freeze the troop withdrawal was seer by the North Korean authorities as a continuation of U.S. intervention in South Korean affairs, from military support to support of a suppressive puppet regime. Upon U.S. President Carter's 1979 visit to South Korea, Pyongyang said through the Rosong Shinmun that they believed Carter never had any intention to wihdraw troops. A comment in the Rodong Shinmun in August, 1979, said the U.S. withdrawal plan reversal had resulted in strengthening South Korea, instigated Japan to build military links with South Korea and had been aimed at a triangular military alliance between the U.S., Japan and South Korea. North Korea has maintained vehemently into .1980 that the U.S. presence should be removed altogether from the peninsula following the transformation of the Armistice Agreement into a peace treaty, and that North and South Korea alone should Pursue unification.