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I mostly agree with what you say, but I'm concerned about the middle point. By a curious geographical coincidence, neither North Korea nor North China nor Nort
by etiam 2y ago
I mostly agree with what you say, but I'm concerned about the middle point.
By a curious geographical coincidence, neither North Korea nor North China nor North Post-USSR are known for their independent reality-based reporting and I take it as a given that North Korea would never start a war of aggression. If the North should ever march South (again) it will of course be as a completely righteous response against intolerable provocation and aggression from its eternal enemy, as confirmed by media duly approved by Moscow and Beijing.
They're looking more ready and eager to do that by the month, and with the present Global political situation, the respect for current status quo seems to be at a low.
- blitzar 2y agoChina barely tolerates North Korea as it is and would certainly not approve (and possibly would not tolerate) any actual aggression from North to South. If you perceive the respect (NK has) for current status quo is at a low then it is most likely that NK desperately needs food or fuel for the coming winter, for every other player in the world/region the desire for the status quo is at an all time high.