South Korea's New President Vows to Heal Nation After Military Law Trauma

South Korea's Lee Jae-Myung Takes Oath, Prioritizes National Healing SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA – Lee Jae-Myung was inaugurated as South Korea's new president on June 4th, 2025, pledging to lead the nation through a period of healing and recovery. His inaugural address focused on addressing the trauma caused by the controversial military law implemented late last year. "In his first speech, Jae-Myung stated that his top priority is to restore South Korea from the trauma of the military law implemented at the end of last year." The election followed months of political uncertainty, and Jae-Myung's victory marks a significant turning point for the country. The video footage shows the ceremony, and his speech emphasizes the need for unity and national rebuilding. His focus on economic recovery and international relations is also highlighted. This new administration faces significant challenges, but the inauguration offers a symbol of hope and renewed commitment to the nation's future.