Title: The South China Sea Exploded!The US submarine arrived, the North Korean missile responded in seconds, and the situation escalated!
South China Sea Storm: What is the situation when a US submarine is attacking, and North Korean missiles are responding quickly?
Hey, military fans and friends, the situation in the South China Sea and the Korean Peninsula on the international stage can be described as hot, full of all kinds of unknowns and tensions. At this challenging time, we can't help but ask: what's going on?Next, I will take you to reveal this puzzling mystery one by one.
First, let's look at the situation in the South China Sea. The South China Sea has long been the focus of international disputes, and the recent situation has made people sweat. The Philippines, a small island country, dares to stir up trouble in the South China Sea alone. The provocative acts in Ren'ai Jiao, Scarborough Shoal and other places have been repeatedly banned, and they have even won attention through stranded **, and even won over the United States, Japan, Australia, India and other countries to become a tool for the United States to contain China.
The question is, why is the Philippines so arrogant?It turns out that their top brass does not seem to recognize the seriousness of the problem, and they even want to denounce sovereignty by co-opting external countries. It's just inexplicable. If the Philippines continues to be so willful, it may become a second Ukraine and cause an even greater international crisis.
The Korean Peninsula seems to be calm, but in fact it is about to come with a storm. The tense relations between the DPRK and the ROK are worrying, especially the DPRK's first military reconnaissance satellite, and every move is under the noses of the United States and South Korea. U.S. military bases, aircraft carriers, and South Korean military bases are all in full view. This has made South Korea particularly anxious, fearing that North Korea will strike first.
In the face of all this, the United States, Japan, and South Korea have exerted pressure on the DPRK, but the DPRK has never admitted to it. Recently, a nuclear-powered attack submarine of the US Navy actually came to South Korea and anchored at the Busan Naval Base. The move attracted huge attention from the outside world, but was denied by North Korea.
It seems that the peninsula is calm, but in fact it is turbulent. In order to guard against the DPRK's aggression, the ROK and the United States have actually conducted missile interception drills, not only against the DPRK, but also against China and Russia. The arrival of US nuclear-powered attack nuclear submarines this time has undoubtedly put tremendous pressure on the DPRK and is regarded as another pressure on the DPRK.
This nuclear submarine is one of the most powerful attack nuclear submarines in the world, and its presence makes the surrounding waters feel an invisible threat. For North Korea, however, U.S. toughness has always been a drop in the bucket. Sanctions and pressure will only provoke a tougher response from North Korea, which could lead to a more dangerous situation.
Sure enough, as soon as the attack nuclear submarine arrived in South Korea, North Korea launched two ballistic missiles, which directly added fuel to the fire. Two missiles swept down, I don't know how the United States feels. North Korea's response this time was really unexpected, a short-range ballistic missile was launched in the vicinity of Pyongyang, and the range was about 570 kilometers. The distance from Pyongyang to Busan is about 550 kilometers in a straight line, is North Korea sending a clear message to South Korea?
Then, North Korea sent another one, this time the target sea area was the Sea of Japan. South Korea and Japan are nervous about this, after all, North Korea dares to do anything. The South Korean side is urgently analyzing the flight parameters of the missile, and the launch is longer and has a greater deterrent effect, putting more pressure on neighboring countries.
The two missile launches, separated by just a few hours, were clearly North Korea's most forceful response to the United States. In the face of two missiles falling from the sky, the United States and South Korea could only watch with their eyes in amazement, and it was quite surprising that North Korea dared to be so tough. North Korea is now a bit like Russia, Xi is used to showing off his muscles, and knows that there is support from China and Russia behind it.
For South Korea, it is obviously impossible to rely on the United States to resolve the Korean Peninsula issue. Trying to resolve the issue through military deterrence will only backfire and exacerbate tensions, and if South Korea insists on going its own way, a conflict between the two Koreas may be inevitable.
In general, the turmoil in the South China Sea and the turmoil on the Korean Peninsula have added a touch of turmoil to the international relations arena. We need to be vigilant and look at all this rationally. In this game, the support of China and Russia is a confidence for North Korea, but a thorny issue for other countries. We hope that the international community will be able to resolve disputes through dialogue and cooperation and bring peace to the region at an early date. It is hoped that in the future, the South China Sea and the Korean Peninsula will no longer be a minefield of international relations, but a place of true harmony.