The article noted:

The indefinite extension of the transfer of OPECON made south Korea the only place in the world deprived of the right to command its army and operations.

Consequently, the south Korean chief executive has no right to command her army but has to just watch Americans commanding her army by the side of the U.S. president.

Even a pupil of the primary school knows that the U.S. president prioritizes the interests of his country and does not pursue politics for south Korea.

Nevertheless, she refused to take over OPECON. This is little short of leaving OPECON to the tender mercy of the U.S. forever.