Ban Ki-moon, highly sensitive to promotion and social ambition, took the office of the UN secretary general with the support of former president Roh Moo Hyun of south Korea, the article noted, disclosing the crimes he committed in the subsequent period.

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It was estimated in the UN that he had just played the role of a faithful servant of the U.S.

In the last decade during which he worked as UN secretary general, the inter-Korean relations sank rock bottom.

Lee Myung Bak and Park Geun Hye regimes cut off all channels of dialogue between the north and the south. In the period Ban did nothing in this regard. He danced to the tunes of the "policy toward the north" pursued by Lee and Park regimes.