At present, the situation on the Korean Peninsula is changing, and tensions between the DPRK and the ROK are increasing day by day.
Earlier this month, North Korea announced that it was rescinding all agreements with South Korea to promote economic cooperation, intending to sever ties with South Korea. However, South Korea announced the formal establishment of diplomatic relations with Cuba on the 14th, a decision that caught North Korea off guard.
The story behind the establishment of diplomatic relations between South Korea and Cuba is complex, involving complex political situations such as North Korea's view of South Korea as its "number one enemy" and North Korea's right to "legally occupy South Korea".
It is worth noting that the U.S. attitude is ambiguous, although it expresses respect for South Korea's determination of the nature of diplomatic relations, but emphasizes that the U.S.-South Korea alliance is unshakable, which has aroused speculation from the outside world.
Analysts believe that the United States may have its own calculations in this process.
If South Korea arbitrarily decides to establish diplomatic relations with Cuba, it will inevitably trigger a new political pattern. It is also a clear signal from the United States to North Korea that South Korea will not give in to threats and pressure. But North Korea has not shown weakness, and Kim Jong-un's sister has publicly expressed her willingness to improve relations with Japan and throw an olive branch to Japan.
This may be a countermeasure from North Korea under continued pressure from the United States and South Korea.
The situation on the peninsula is far from calm, and North Korea's repeated missile tests, even involving cruise missiles carrying nuclear warheads, show that they are preparing for the worst. At present, the whole situation is confusing, and the final direction is full of unknowns.
In this context, South Korea plays a role that cannot be ignored.
The establishment of diplomatic relations between South Korea and Cuba could change the political map of the peninsula, but it will also make it more isolated in the complex geopolitical game. Mr. Yoon has become perhaps the most embarrassing figure in the diplomatic arena for North Korea to put South Korea on the back foot.
The United States has come forward to support Japan-DPRK engagement, but it has made pessimistic remarks on the "abduction issue," indicating that the United States may want Japan to challenge the DPRK on this issue and disrupt the Japan-DPRK talks.
The confusion of the situation on the peninsula makes the future more difficult. In this turbulent time, the actions and statements of all parties could shape the course of the entire peninsula, and people are full of doubts about the final outcome.
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