Lee says will seek 'phased' denuclearization of Korea, calls for help from Mongolia as trusted partner

South Korean President Lee Jae Myung is advocating for a phased approach to denuclearization on the Korean Peninsula while looking to normalize relations with North Korea. His visit to Mongolia highlights Mongolia's role as a trusted partner in these efforts. This move is crucial as it seeks to address long-standing tensions on the peninsula and potentially open new diplomatic avenues for peace and stability in East Asia. The phased denuclearization plan indicates a strategic and cautious approach that could influence future international relations and security policies in the region.