Briefing following SKorea National Security Council meeting

The transcript discusses North Korea's missile launch and the subsequent response by President Moon Jae-in, including immediate military actions and the convening of a National Security Council meeting. The meeting addressed the international community's unified stance against North Korea's provocations and explored diplomatic and military responses. Additionally, President Moon emphasized the need to analyze and prepare for new threats such as EMP and biochemical weapons.

What action did President Moon Jae-in take immediately after the North Korean missile launch?

• He requested international sanctions against North Korea.

• He called for a diplomatic meeting with North Korea.

• He ordered a retaliatory missile strike.

• He visited the missile launch site.

During the NSC meeting, what was the international community's stance on North Korea's actions?

• They decided to ignore the situation.

• They supported North Korea's actions.

• They were indifferent to the situation.

• They unanimously condemned North Korea's provocations.

What was one of the key outcomes of the NSC meeting chaired by President Moon?

• To pursue diplomatic and military measures against North Korea.

• To increase economic sanctions on South Korea.

• To establish a trade agreement with North Korea.

• To withdraw military forces from the region.

What new types of threats did President Moon instruct to analyze and prepare for?

• Cyber attacks and nuclear threats.

• EMP and biochemical threats.

• Conventional warfare and espionage.

• Economic sanctions and trade embargoes.

What was President Moon's directive regarding the new types of threats posed by North Korea?

• To ignore them as they are not credible.

• To seek international assistance immediately.

• To analyze and prepare for them thoroughly.

• To launch a preemptive strike.