Nordkorea lehnt Trumps reduzierte Übungen mit Südkorea ab und sagt, dass sich dadurch nichts ändere
https://apnews.com/article/korea-us-military-drills-313e01e4ee305b4c9b1b8bf12643fb17
Nordkorea lehnt Trumps reduzierte Übungen mit Südkorea ab und sagt, dass sich dadurch nichts ändere
https://apnews.com/article/korea-us-military-drills-313e01e4ee305b4c9b1b8bf12643fb17
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Trump’s effort to reduce tensions with North Korea raises a larger question about what a future negotiation should actually try to achieve. For decades, complete denuclearization has effectively been treated as the prerequisite for normalization and economic opening, while North Korea’s nuclear capabilities have continued to grow. If complete denuclearization is no longer realistically achievable in the near term, should Washington and Seoul consider a verifiable ceiling on North Korea’s nuclear threat in exchange for gradual economic opening? Or would that simply legitimize North Korea as a nuclear state and make the long-term security problem worse?
This has nothing to do with tensions with North Korea. This has to do with South Korea and other countries who are fence-sitting. We are very clearly in the buildup to a potential major World War. Lines are being drawn.
Trump is a quid pro quo guy. South Korea doesn’t help in Iran? Why should USA help South Korea? Taiwan doesn’t help, Why should USA help. Canada doesn’t help, why help Canada. Who knows if Trump is correct, but this is what he is doing.
Today, the USA announced „economic D-Day on Iran“. We will see who plays along. It’s one thing for countries to not contribute with weapons and soldiers. If countries refuse to participate economically, it will be clear they’ve chosen to play both sides.
meanwhile, North Korea’s number 1 enemy is still Americans. lmao