Why did the Soviet Union send troops to Korea in absent from the UN resolution?
There had been no shortage of doubts about this soviet act, feeling that its behavior was incomprehensible and had other purposes.
The truth of the matter is that after the founding of the People's Republic of China, the Soviet Union proposed a bill to expel the Kuomintang regime in Taiwan from its legitimate seat in the United Nations and replace it with a representative of the People's Republic of China. But it was rejected by the United States. So the Soviet Union boycotted the Security Council and did not participate in the meeting. As a result, after the outbreak of the Korean War, the United States manipulated the United Nations to pass a condemnation of North Korean aggression in the absence of Soviet representatives.
Within days, the South Korean army was crushed and paralyzed by the North Korean People's Army, and Seoul was lost in three days. MacArthur flew from Japan to the front line to inspect, saw the situation of Rhee's army defeated like a mountain, and concluded that if it did not send troops, South Korea would soon be finished, and immediately decided to send troops into South Korea, and after sending troops to report up, the National Security Council felt that the United States directly sent troops to the Soviet Union, so it did the same as the last time, and the United States took advantage of the Soviet Union's absence from the Security Council to make a surprise attack and manipulate the Security Council to pass a resolution on the formation of the United Nations army.
This was the beginning and end of the Soviet Resolution on the Absence of a United Nations Army.
At that time, MacArthur did not pay any attention to Kim Il Sung's KPA, and only applied to send a regiment of troops to fight in Korea.
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