The recent situation on the Korean Peninsula can really be described as a dizzying situation. From Pyongyang's nuclear test to Seoul's military exercises, from North Korea's sanctions to South Korea's countermeasures, it is really difficult to describe the grievances and hatreds involved.
Let's start with the nuclear test. North Korea's move is undoubtedly a declaration to the world of its nuclear strength. This has caused an uproar in the international community, and the United Nations has issued sanctions resolutions one after another. But North Korea doesn't seem to care, and continues to go its own way, launching satellites. This begs the question, what exactly does North Korea want to do? Do you want to dominate the rivers and lakes, or do you want to play with fire**?
Let's talk about this military exercise. In response to the North Korean nuclear threat, South Korea conducts large-scale military exercises every year. The battle of this exercise was really not small, and it made it look like a third world war was about to break out. But it has also put pressure on North Korea, and tensions between the two countries have grown. This is really a dead knot that cannot be untied.
And then let's talk about sanctions and countermeasures. Because of the nuclear tests and military exercises, the most important exchanges between the two countries have been seriously affected. South Korea has imposed sanctions on North Korea, banning most of the ** exchanges. But North Korea is not a vegetarian either, and immediately countered by announcing the severance of diplomatic relations with South Korea and the closure of the North-South Joint Liaison Office. This is really a war without gunpowder, and it is dazzling to watch.
In short, the situation on the Korean Peninsula is like a mess. In any case, peace and development have always been the common aspirations of mankind. It is hoped that the DPRK and the ROK will be able to sit down and talk at an early date and find a solution to the problem. After all, war brings only suffering and destruction, and peace is the eternal pursuit of mankind.