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S. Korean Chief Seeks Less U.S. Reliance

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Published: March 1, 2004


Filed at 11:02 a.m. ET


SEOUL, South Korea (AP) -- President Roh Moo-hyun called Monday for a foreign policy more independent of the United States and he criticized Japan for its militaristic past in comments targeting his country's two biggest allies in the North Korean nuclear crisis.
Giving a nationally televised address marking Korea's March 1, 1919, uprising against Japanese colonial rule, Roh dismissed criticism that his foreign policy has fueled anti-Americanism among young South Koreans.
``Let's not talk about whether we are pro-American or anti-American,' Roh said to rousing applause. ``Whether we are pro-U.S. or anti-U.S. cannot be the yardstick to assess ourselves.'
``Step by step, we should strengthen our independence and build our strength as an independent nation.'
Roh's call to lessen reliance on the United States in foreign policy and security against communist North Korea came two days after six-nation talks ended in Beijing without major breakthroughs on how to end the crisis over Pyongyang's nuclear weapons programs.
Roh hailed a recent U.S.-South Korea agreement to pull U.S. troops out of the Yongsan district of central Seoul, reminding people that Yongsan has been occupied by foreign forces for more than a century and calling the area ``a symbol of foreign intervention, invasion and dependence.'
The 7,000 U.S. troops and family members there are scheduled to move to bases farther south as early as 2007.

Roh described North Korea as a country that is ``difficult to explain and defies common sense in many aspects,' but ``part of the Korean nation that we must embrace and eventually have to take care of.'
``Let's try to open our door with warm hearts and solve problems (with the North) through dialogue,' he said.

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