
During a visit to the Yeonpyeong unit in June, a request for soldiers was reviewed... “We will make the wishes of the soldiers who protect our country come true.”
President Lee Jae-myung announced on the 7th that the promise to the soldiers had been kept regarding the KFN TV consolation train performance being held at the Marine Corps Yeonpyeong unit for the first time in 15 years, and emphasized that he would continue to listen to the voices of the soldiers.
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When President Lee Jae-myung visited the Yeonpyeong unit last June, a Marine who was about to be discharged requested a consolation train performance.
During a visit to the Yeonpyeong unit in June, a request for soldiers was reviewed... “The promise was kept”
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Seol Seung-eun = President Lee Jae-myung promised on the 7th that "I will listen to even the smallest wishes of the soldiers protecting the country and make them come true one by one," in relation to the KFN TV consolation train performance being held at the Marine Corps Yeonpyeong unit for the first time in 15 years.
On this day, President Lee reposted a media report on
This performance came to fruition when a Marine about to be discharged requested a consolation train performance from President Lee, who visited the Yeonpyeong unit last June, and President Lee ordered him to review whether it was possible.
In relation to this, President Lee recalled that a Marine at the time said, "I have never seen a cultural performance on Yeonpyeong Island. I wish my successors could see the consolation train performance," and added, "I was very grateful that he thought of his successors first even at the moment when he was about to be discharged."
He added, "The promise was kept. This was the first consolation train performance held at the Yeonpyeong base in 16 years. I would also like to thank the consolation train officials who did not hesitate to travel a long way to Yeonpyeong Island."
He then emphasized, “I hope that the music and shouts that resonated throughout the unit will remain as pleasant memories for the soldiers,” and added, “I will listen to the voices of each and every soldier.”

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