Korea JoongAng Daily Article RatingGov't commemorates UN forces' participation in Korean War
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-70% Medium Left
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- Policy Leaning
-70% Medium Left
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-42% Negative
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62% : Veterans of the Korean War (1950-53) salute as the flags of countries that fought under the United Nations Command enter during a ceremony marking UN Forces Participation Day at KBS Hall in Yeouido, western Seoul, on July 27.59% : The Korean government designated July 27 as UN Forces Participation Day in 2013 to honor the sacrifices and contributions by troops for the Korean War.
56% : A total of 1.988 million people served under the UN Command during the Korean War.
56% : About 200 people are expected to attend the event, including Veterans Minister Kwon Oh-eul; Lt. Gen. Scott Winter, the deputy commander of the UN Command; and Bernadette Therese Fernandez, the Philippine ambassador to Korea.
55% : The event marking UN Forces Participation Day, which falls on July 27, took place in Yeouido, western Seoul, and brought together about 1,000 participants from the 22 countries that provided troops or medical support during the war, according to the ministry.
54% : Korea held an event on Monday to commemorate the participation of countries that fought under the United Nations flag during the 1950-53 Korean War, the Ministry of Patriots and Veterans Affairs said.
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