Diplomatic Communications - Poland/Korea

[ManBear]

To: Chae Songha

From: Ji-hoon Wojcik

Subject:

Greetings Vice-Minister Chae, It has not been long since we last spoke over the phone. I am finding Korea to be a truly unique experience now that I am back here. I have recently been contacted by the Royal Ministry of Defense and they posed a hypothetical for me to relay to you, or whomever you deem to be a more appropriate person within the Korean Government to discuss this with. I'm sure you have heard of the recent formation of the Royal Special Operations branch within the Royal Armed Forces of Poland. It seems they are keen to showcase skills developed and are interested in forming a joint Anti-Terrorism Exposition to be held in the city of Gdansk, Poland. It would showcase Poland's efforts in combating terrorism in the region while also showing that there are others in the world willing to risk life or limb to protect the civilians of the world from terror. Would this be something you are willing to forward to the appropriate people within the Korean Military?

Sincerely, Ambassador Ji-hoon Wojcik Polish Ambassador to Korea

 

[Jay]

The South Korean Vice Minister would be listening to the Australians discussing the trade parameters and would simply be writing some notes down on her notepad as she thought about that Chinese restaurant in Canberra well known for its Lychee Beer and Pig Trotters. Her thoughts would be interrupted by her Secretary who handed her a piece of paper. [Polish Ambassador has an email, military relations.] The Vice Minister picked up the paper and read it quietly as she handed it to a military officer next to her. During their break between the Trade Talks, the two Korean officials would find a quiet space to discuss the idea.

To: Polish Embassy Seoul < ManBear >

From: ChaeSongha@mofa.kr.gov

Subject: RE: [Military] [Exercise] Special Operation Base

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Esteemed honorable Ambassador,



I am glad to hear you are settling in well. Thank you for the email, the Republic of Korea would be happy to attend the demonstration by the Royal Polish Special Forces. The Korean Navy would be able to send a formal delegation to the demonstration. If the demonstration would be apart of a joint-exposition, once the details of the exposition are shared the ROK Navy can send a military unit from the UDT Seal Special Operations Unit.

Looking forward to your response,
Chae Songha
Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs

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Republic of Korea
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
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[ManBear]

To: Chase Songha

From: Ji-Hoon Wojcik

Subject RE: [Military] [Exercise] Special Operation Base

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Greetings Vice Minister, I appreciate the rapid reply to my previous email. Once all the plans are finalized, permits are filed, and authorizations from local and vovoidship governments are finalized, we will pass along any information required that would allow the Korean UDT forces to attend as participants.

Thank you, Ji-Hoon Wojcik Polish Ambassador to Korea

 

[Jay]

To: Polish Embassy Seoul < ManBear >

From: ChaeSongha@mofa.kr.gov

Subject: RE: [Military] [Exercise] Special Operation Base

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Esteemed honorable Ambassador,

Thank you for the kind invitation. We look forward for Korean UDT Seals to participate in the exercise with other invitees and the Polish Special Forces. I hope it will extend cooperation in a multinational setting and advance Korean-Polish ties.

Signed with sincerity,
Chae Songha
Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs

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Republic of Korea
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
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[ManBear]

To: Chae Songha

From: Ji-Hoon Wojcik

Subject: Congratulations

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Vice Minister Chae, I hope this message finds you in good health. I am writing this to offer my nation's, as well as my own, with the recent Unification of the Korean peninsula. It is a dream long sought after and has finally come to fruition. If there is anything I, or my government, can do to assist in this transitional period do not hesitate to ask.

Sincerely, Ji-Hoon Wojcik Polish Ambassador to the Republic of Korea

 

[Jay]

To: Wojcik Jihoon < ManBear > CC: ChaeSongha@mofa.kr.gov

From: BaeJeonghee@mofa.kr.gov

Subject: [Priority] RE: Congratulations

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H.E. Ambassador Wojcik,

Please extend His Excellency President Kim's appreciation to His Royal Majesty for his support and cooperation. On behalf of the Republic of Korea I wish to thank you as well for the support you and your government have given Korea. We hope there will be many ways for Korea and Poland a unified countries to cooperate and build a sustainable world. In this transitionary phase, we continue to be reassured by the supportive statements made by our friends across the globe, and appreciate Poland's continued support and intrigue.

Signed with sincerity,
Baek Jeonghee
Minister of Foreign Affairs

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Republic of Korea
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
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[ManBear]

To: Ministry of National Defense; Republic of Korea Jay

From: Ministry of National Defense

Security: Secured; Encrypted; Secret

Greetings To Whom This Concerns, Attached to this email is the requested information regarding the Joint Counter-Terrorism & Special Operations Exposition. Thank you for the interest. Do Not Reply To This Email. Automatically Sent From A List of Proposed Participants.

Polish Ministry of National Defense RJCT-ROE Committee Participant List

RJCT-ROE.docx