Hope for Reunited Families: A Step Towards Korean Peace

South Korean President Lee Jae Myung advocates for North Korea to resume reunions of families torn apart by the Korean War, calling it a humanitarian cooperation step. Addressing South Koreans with northern relatives, he expressed a desire for reduced hostility and renewed cooperation amid the thanksgiving holidays.

South Korean President Lee Jae Myung has called for North Korea to resume reunions for families separated since the Korean War. His comments come as part of a broader call for humanitarian cooperation between the two Koreas.

Lee made the appeal during a meeting with South Koreans who have relatives in the North, urging for a reduction in hostility and a return to collaborative efforts.

The appeal was made just before the thanksgiving holidays, a time when family traditions and reunions are of significant importance, adding emotional weight to the president's request.