North Korea is playing with missile launches, but the US military keeps crashing planes, and South Korea is backing the country into a showdown
The DPRK side was quite happy, and looking at their momentum in firing missiles for a while, the US troops stationed in South Korea were like old drunks who kept smashing planes. Why do you say that South Korea's backer has become a waste wood now?
This guy is not bragging, but on January 31, he released a ruthless news, saying that they launched ** cruise missiles on the 30th. This is not the first time, there have been underwater nuclear tests, submarine-launched missile launch tests, and cruise missile launches. It was when there was tension on the peninsula that they played with missiles, clearly to give the United States and South Korea some attention.
That North Korea is very poor, but people still have a nuclear ** that destroys the world in their hands, and everyone has to offend him to be careful. There is also a drama between Russia and Ukraine, the military cooperation between Russia and North Korea is getting hotter and hotter, with the support of major powers, and North Korea has made rapid progress in research and development in recent years. Not only did it launch a military reconnaissance satellite, but it also tested an "underwater nuclear system," which really stunned the United States and South Korea.
The United States and South Korea want to use their military superiority to frighten the DPRK, and they have even engaged in a so-called "extended deterrence strategy" to play tricks against the DPRK. However, this does not work in North Korea. Recently, the United States actually transferred three aircraft carriers to the vicinity of North Korea, saying that it wanted to "send a strong signal to Pyongyang." The result? North Korea didn't buy it and directly launched two cruise missiles in response to the US military's provocation. Even if the U.S. aircraft carrier slipped away, North Korea also launched a cruise missile to say goodbye, which made the United States and South Korea angry like children.
Therefore, if the United States and South Korea want to gain the upper hand in their military strategy against the DPRK, it is better to feel at ease. The United States has conducted a bunch of military exercises, throwing a few so-called "strategic assets" there from time to time, and as a result, the DPRK is not only not afraid, but the US military has frequently crashed planes, thus losing all face. Yonhap News Agency also reported on January 31 that an F-16 fighter jet of the US military stationed in South Korea fell into the sea near an air base in South Korea, and the pilot parachuted and was fished ashore by nearby fishermen. On December 11 last year, a fighter of the same type crashed into the sea, which is even more frequent than India's number one crash in the world.
Look at the United States, which is now overwhelmed by military conflicts in Eastern Europe and the Middle East, and has not forgotten to play military games with China and North Korea in Asia. The result? Their strategic tricks are a fart here in North Korea. It has to be said that those in power in the United States are playing with fire, and political and military interest groups are making a lot of money, but their troops and equipment are running around and frequently have accidents. South Korea is counting on U.S. military protection, but it doesn't know that this backer is turning into a mess.
The overall strength of the United States is still declining, and they want to maintain its global hegemony by provoking conflicts and engaging in a new Cold War, but in fact they are no longer able to do so. Looking at their performance in the Middle East conflict, they no longer have the confidence to participate in a larger conflict. And North Korea, in Northeast Asia, is militarily far superior to those in the Middle East. Therefore, if the situation on the peninsula gets out of control and leads to the outbreak of the Second Korean War, the United States should not want to intervene casually as it did in the 50s of the last century. In particular, North Korea has a nuclear weapon, and the United States should not want to risk the destruction of its military bases in the Asia-Pacific region and reach out to South Korea at a critical juncture.
A European military expert said earlier that the United States is no longer a superpower, but only a "powerful regional power." Now look at the fact that in the military confrontation with the DPRK, the frequent plane crashes in the United States have fully exposed the reality of the decline in the combat effectiveness of their military. Therefore, South Korea has high hopes for the military protection of the United States, but it does not realize that this backer is becoming unrecognizable. If South Korea is still holding the thigh of the United States, it may be beaten one day, and the US troops stationed in South Korea should not expect them to risk staying in order to avoid war.