Tensions on the Korean Peninsula have been a nerve in the world. North Korea's military might, not only is it the ninth country in the world to possess nuclear power, but it also has a huge army of 1.2 million troops, as well as a tough attitude under Kim Jong-un, which poses a huge threat to South Korea and neighboring countries. Although South Korea has the support of the United States, its military power is still inferior to that of North Korea, with only 630,000 troops and some strategic bombers carrying nuclear weapons. In such a confrontation, the risk of war is always present, and if it breaks out, it will have catastrophic consequences for the entire Northeast Asian region and the whole world.
In the face of North Korea's assertiveness, South Korea may feel fear and helplessness, and may even want to solve the problem through military means. However, this is a very dangerous idea, because war will not only not solve the fundamental problems of the Korean Peninsula, but will only exacerbate the hostility and hatred between the two sides, cause more loss of life and property, and even trigger the possibility of nuclear war. An arms race is also not a long-term solution, as it consumes the resources and energy of both sides, increases the sense of insecurity on both sides, and leads to more miscalculations and conflicts. Therefore, we must be soberly aware that neither war nor an arms race is a wise move to resolve the Korean Peninsula issue, but a dead end.
At this tense moment, we strongly call on both the two Koreas to exercise restraint and communication and refrain from any action that could lead to an escalation of the conflict. War will only bring endless pain and losses to both sides, but will not bring real long-term benefits. Peace is the common interest and responsibility of both sides. Although there are profound differences and contradictions between the two sides, a peaceful settlement of the problem is always a better choice, and only through dialogue and consultation can a mutually acceptable solution be found and reconciliation and cooperation between the two sides can be realized.
The issue of the Korean peninsula concerns not only the DPRK and the ROK, but also the peace and security of the international community. The international community should play an active role in supporting dialogue and consultation between the DPRK and the ROK, provide necessary support and assistance to both sides, and ensure that the two sides resolve their differences through peaceful means and avoid any irreversible development. The international community should also respect the sovereignty and interests of the DPRK and the ROK, refrain from interfering in the internal affairs of the two sides, not aggravate the antagonism and hostility between the two sides, and refrain from creating more obstacles and difficulties, but should create more opportunities and conditions for the two sides, promote mutual trust and friendship between the two sides, and contribute to regional peace and stability.
To sum up, the tension between the two Koreas is very dangerous, and war is by no means a solution. The two sides should resolve the issue through dialogue and consultation so as not to threaten the stability and prosperity of the entire region. The international community should also make active efforts to provide support and assistance for the inter-Korean dialogue and achieve the goal of lasting peace. At this critical juncture, calmness and rationality are the only way to ensure peace in the region. We hope that the DPRK and the ROK will put aside their prejudices and hostilities, join hands on the road to peace, and open a new chapter in the future of the Korean Peninsula.