South Korea’s incoming president will restore “broken trust” with the U.S. and “dramatically strengthen” the country’s defense posture against North Korean nuclear and missile threats, according to a foreign policy platform by Yoon Suk-yeol’s transition team.

The 11-page document released on Sunday lays out a number of national security and diplomatic priorities for the incoming administration, signaling a departure from the inter-Korean policies of the last five years.

“Yoon’s policy marks a turn away from the progressive left’s ‘delayed reciprocity’ and back toward an action-for-action approach,” Christopher Green, a lecturer at Leiden University, told NK News.

“This means North