North Korea is angry, and the United States is pulling South Korea to a point of no return

Since the beginning of human evolution, there has been war on the earth, and the early form of war was nothing more than two neighboring tribes dancing with guns and sticks. However, since mankind entered the age of weapons, especially the age of gunpowder, war is no longer a trivial fight, but a major event that can even affect the fate of the nation. The history of wars for hundreds or thousands of years tells us that wars are often followed by decades, if not longer, in exchange for a short period of peace. However, this kind of peace is not only precious, but also unstable, and even in times of peace, sometimes starting a war is only a matter of moments. This warns us to restrain ourselves, seek common ground while reserving differences, and work together to develop and do business without engaging in confrontation, otherwise war will soon come once we have dirt in our hearts.

Of course, the U.S. government obviously doesn't understand this simple truth. Not only do they not understand, but the United States is also causing trouble on the Korean Peninsula, and most of the current tense situation on the Korean Peninsula is the responsibility of the Americans. Just two days ago, the South Korean media reported to the outside world that the North Korean army fired nearly 200 coastal guns at the military demarcation line between the two Koreas on January 5. Recall that the relationship between the DPRK and the ROK has been clearly defined in his recent media statements, and he has evolved the previous relationship of the same race into a completely hostile relationship now. It can be said that this is the worst diplomatic relations between North and South Korea since the end of the Korean War.

So the question is, what is the DPRK going to do? Will the peace that we have managed to maintain on the Korean Peninsula for decades be broken?

Speaking of North and South Korea, this is also a pair of bitter brothers, North and South Korea can be said to be brothers, both countries have their roots in the late 19th century Joseon Dynasty. The Korean Peninsula is backed by the Eurasian continent and to the right is the warm and humid Pacific Ocean. There is abundant precipitation and fertile land. And rich in products, there has been a history of the origin of human civilization a long time ago, when China was in the Warring States Period, the Korean Peninsula has appeared on the Korean Peninsula has appeared in the prototype of state power, to the Han Dynasty, the Korean Peninsula was included in the management of China by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, and in the Ming Dynasty, the management of the Korean Peninsula at that time was Goguryeo, the local government in northeast China. In the early years of the Ming Dynasty, there was civil strife in Goguryeo, and it was also a villain looking for death, that year, I don't know what medicine the king of Goryeo took, thinking that the Ming Dynasty established a country to maintain stability, and actually dared to send 50,000 troops to attack China, intending to occupy China's Liaodong Corridor. Needless to say, as soon as such an outrageous plan was proposed, Goryeo was opposed by the whole body, but the king of Goryeo ignored it and directly sent the task to the general at that time, Li Sung-gye

When Li Chenggui heard the task, he was stunned, the leader had arranged an impossible task, and if he couldn't complete it, he would kill his head, but if these 50,000 troops went to fight Beiping City, it would be like sending Xu Da's head. The more he thought about it, the more angry he became, so he simply overthrew the rule of the king of Goryeo and established a new regime, which was named after Zhu Yuanzhang. For hundreds of years, the Joseon Dynasty was the master of the Korean Peninsula.

In the last years of the Qing Dynasty, due to Japanese aggression, the entire Korean Peninsula fell to Japanese rule and became an overseas territory of Japan. At the end of World War II, Japan was attacked by a joint attack by the Soviet Union and the United States, and the Korean Peninsula at that time, as a territory of Japan, was of course covered by firepower. After the fall of Japanese imperialism, Korea was occupied by the United States and the Soviet Union. Approximately the 38th parallel, the North is the Democratic Republic of Korea, and the South is the current South Korea. As both regimes claimed to be the sole legitimate power on the Korean Peninsula, the two regimes fought and tensions that eventually led to the Korean War in 1950.

On the surface, the Korean War appeared to be a civil war on the Korean Peninsula, but in fact it was a game between China, the Soviet Union, and the United States. However, although we defeated the American aggressors and drove the US troops out of the 38th parallel, due to the technical constraints of our army at that time, we had no way to cover the front south of the 38th parallel, which meant that with our own strength, there was no way to completely drive the US troops out of the Korean Peninsula. This means that although North Korea has defeated South Korea, it has no way to truly eliminate South Korea's state power. The status quo of the coexistence of the two regimes on the Korean Peninsula, South Korea and North Korea has been maintained. In 1999, 2002, 2009 and 2010, the two sides fought several military clashes over land in the disputed area of the 38th parallel. It's just that, due to some well-known reasons, both sides have exercised some restraint during the conflict and have not expanded the war.

But this time on January 5, North Korea launched a military provocation against South Korea without declaring war, and combined with the statement of the supreme leader of North Korea, he regarded South Korea as a completely hostile relationship. It can be said that in the next few years, North Korea has completely abandoned its previous moderate line towards South Korea and is ready to come hard.

Some people say that this is a provocation by North Korea, but in fact, we can see from history that North and South Korea have not had a honeymoon period in history. The most recent honeymoon came six years ago, when South Korean President Moon Jae-in was in office, when South Korea worked to improve relations with North Korea and promote the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula. In 2018, Moon Jae-in directly held military negotiations with the supreme leader of North Korea just after taking office, and the two sides signed the Panmunjom Declaration, jointly announcing the cessation of all military activities against each other, which is absolutely an unprecedented event for the easing of relations on the Korean Peninsula.

However, the good times were short-lived. With the incumbent South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol coming to power, a glimmer of peace on the Korean Peninsula suddenly came to naught, and relations between the two sides became more and more tense.

So the question is, what has South Korea done in the past few years, and what has made North Korea so unhappy?

The answer is very simple: The reason why the situation on the Korean Peninsula is so tense now is that the current president of South Korea, Yoon Suk-yeol, is the spokesman of the Americans, and during his administration, South Korea's policy toward the DPRK was completely led by the Americans. As the United States does to North Korea, South Korea will do to North Korea. As everyone knows, the attitude of the United States toward the DPRK has been full of twists and turns, and there have been blows and pulls in and over, but in general, the blows are greater than the pull-in, especially when the ROK has developed its own nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles, and the Americans feel that their national defense security and interests in the Far East have been threatened, and they have begun to increase sanctions against the DPRK. But the loss of the Americans is the loss, he wants to deal with North Korea, but he does not want to sacrifice the American army, to put it bluntly, he wants to find a gun.

And it just so happens that South Korea is next to South Korea, the younger brother of the United States, and South Korea and North Korea have a wide range of grievances and entanglements in history. Using South Korea as a gun is the established national policy of the United States. Neither the Democratic Party nor the Republican Party has come to power to escape this convention. In the past few years, Moon Jae-in did not listen to the Americans very much, which made it difficult for the Americans to carry out their strategy on the Korean Peninsula. Therefore, in recent years, the United States has been exerting political pressure in South Korea, allowing its country's Wall Street bosses to do something against South Korea's chaebols, such as Samsung, and South Korea's chaebols can't stand the pressure of the United States, so they can only turn around and bully their own employees, so that these employees can bully South Korea's own government. Under layers of pressure, the Americans have successfully removed Moon Jae-in, who has eased relations with North Korea, and Yoon Suk-yeol, who is looking forward to the United States, to the Blue House.

The reason why Yoon Suk-yeol was able to get the throne of South Korean president was completely cultivated by the Americans, so after he came to power, he cooperated with the United States to make tough remarks against North Korea many times, and also cooperated with the Americans to conduct joint military Xi exercises in the waters near the Korean Peninsula.

From the perspective of the Korean nation, what is the difference between Yoon Suk-yeol sacrificing the interests of his own nation to curry favor with the aggressors, and the traitors of World War II? Not to mention that the DPRK looks down on him, people of insight in the ROK look down on Yoon Suk-yeol, and the joint encirclement of the ROK, the United States, and Japan has also really threatened the DPRK's national defense and security, and the DPRK leaders have felt the pressure, and the DPRK is already poor, and now it is all the more necessary to have the military strength of the United States, Japan, and South Korea at the same time. This has also led to a significant regression in relations between North and South Korea, and North Korea has no choice but to counter toughness with toughness.

So we can see that in the past year, North Korea has not only tested various missiles frequently to show its muscles, but also tried to use this asymmetric war advantage to deter the Americans and make him not mess around. At the same time, the DPRK has also stepped up its strategic cooperation with Russia.

To a certain extent, Russia and North Korea have been brothers and sisters in the past two years, and Russia has been dragged into the quagmire of the Russian-Ukrainian war by the Americans in the name of Europe. After the collapse of the Soviet Union, Russia has not had large-scale operations for a long time, and its own production capacity is limited, and now the scale of the Russian-Ukrainian war is still expanding, and Russia's military factories have no way to meet the needs of the Russian-Ukrainian war. Although the DPRK's weapons and equipment are old, the basic ammunition and artillery shells are fully stocked, and both North Korea and Russia use the Soviet weapons and equipment sequence, which means that North Korea's bullets and artillery can be used by the Russian army when they are pulled to the Russian-Ukrainian battlefield.

So the two sides hit it off, with North Korea providing Russia with weapons and ammunition, and Russia providing North Korea with the cutting-edge technology it needs, such as rocket engines. This has led to a leap forward in North Korea's missile technology. The Americans probably did not expect that the missile technology that they had tried their best to blockade North Korea for decades would give it to North Korea so easily last year because of its own sanctions.

With such confidence, North Korea can certainly harden up on South Korea.

But then again, North Korea is not trying to be tough, it is completely forced by the United States and South Korea. After the DPRK has developed over the past few years, it is also well aware of the gap between itself and the international community, and although it is enough to see the military pull out, the national economy is completely inferior to that of the ROK. As far as the DPRK is concerned, it actually has only two fundamental demands, one is to ensure that its national power is not subverted, and the other is to lift the sanctions imposed on it by the international community, so as to develop its economy and integrate into the international community.

But the crux of the matter now is not that North Korea wants to fight, but that South Korea and the United States have put their guns on North Korea's nose. Who is right and who is wrong, history has its own justice.

I really don't know what the current leaders of South Korea think, you must know that North Korea is not as fragile as South Korea thinks, although North Korea's navy and air force are simply a mess. However, against South Korea, the navy and air force are not used at all, and the DPRK relies on the army. Since the end of the war, the DPRK has been following the Soviet Union's artillery policy, and the Korean People's Army now has more than 20,000 artillery pieces, more than the Americans, and the distance between the 38th parallel and Seoul, the capital of South Korea, is only 100 kilometers. If South Korea continues to do this, I am afraid that North Korea will be in a hurry, and whether North Korea can beat the United States, let's say otherwise, once the war starts, South Korea may no longer exist.

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