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Relations between the DPRK and the ROK have made waves again, and the situation on the peninsula is surging. The over-the-top flight of a drone turned out to be the fuse that detonated the powder keg. This is reminiscent of the old saying: "A butterfly flapping its wings can cause a tornado". Only this time, the butterfly turned into a drone, and the storm was a military conflict that was on the verge of breaking out.
Let's first take a look at the ins and outs of this "drone farce". A drone from Korea came uninvited, crossed the 38th parallel and drove straight to Pyongyang. This is good, and the North Korean side is suddenly furious. You say you're here for sightseeing? Just kidding, this is not a scenic spot! North Korea immediately issued a warning, but Korea ignored it as if it had not heard it.
As the so-called "disapproval" often leads to catastrophe. While North Korea was still angry, Korea and Japan conducted joint military exercises in the East China Sea. This is good, adding fuel to the fire! North Korea looked at it, yes, don't you take me seriously? So, Comrade Kim Jong-un slapped the table: full shooting preparations! This can scare Korea President Yoon Hee-den a lot, thinking: Which song is this?
After all, who is behind this farce? The answer is on the horizon - United States. United States plays the role of "-stirring stick" in this play. While selling weapons to Korea, he increased his troops on the Han River defense line. This can't help but remind people of the cartoon I watched when I was a child: a group of children were playing and making trouble, and suddenly a "big brother" came, and they had to get involved, and the farce escalated into a group fight.
Interestingly, the "big brother" of United States does not seem to be worried about things getting out of control. In their opinion, North Korea's nuclear weapons are nothing more than paper tigers. But is this underestimation of the enemy mentality wise? History tells us that underestimating an opponent is often a taboo. Remember that during the Vietnam War, didn't the United States think the same way? The result?
Let's go back to inter-Korean relations. This pair of "happy enemies" have been going back and forth for many years, and they have made a lot of trouble. On the one hand, Kim Jong-un displayed a high-profile 600-mm super rocket launcher at a military parade in Pyongyang, and on the other hand, Korea set up a "barrier" near the 38th parallel. This is reminiscent of two children snatching toys in kindergarten, only this time the "toys" were replaced with missiles and rocket launchers.
On closer examination, the root causes of the contradictions between the DPRK and the ROK go far beyond the surface. Long-term ideological antagonism, economic disparities, and the impact of great power rivalry are all deep-seated causes of tensions. is like a couple for many years, who quarreled on the surface because who didn't clean up the dishes and chopsticks, but in fact, they have been grudging for a long time, and they just found a reason to break out.
So, how can this crisis be resolved? First of all, both sides need to calm down. As the ancients said: "Endure the calm for a while, take a step back and open the sea and the sky." Secondly, the international community should play an active role instead of adding fuel to the fire. Finally, the two Koreas should return to dialogue, because communication is the best way to solve problems.
Looking back at history, the Korean Peninsula has experienced numerous crises, but each time it has put the brakes on the edge of the cliff in time. Will this time be the exception? We have no way of knowing. But one thing is certain: peace is the well-being of the people. As one philosopher said, "War cannot decide who is right, only who survives."
So in the end, I would like to ask: In this game of international relations, are ordinary people chess pieces or chess players? Do we have what it takes to change the course of this game?
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