How South Korea’s military could respond to North Korea’s escalation of tensions
The DPRK's recent provocations are regrettable, but the ROK is better equipped and better prepared for what comes next
Ministry of National Defense
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While Kim Yo Jong's statement on Saturday hinted at what was to come, the crude demolition of the inter-Korean liaison office at Kaesong was a very disappointing and sobering scene to witness.
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While Kim Yo Jong's statement on Saturday hinted at what was to come, the crude demolition of the inter-Korean liaison office at Kaesong was a very disappointing and sobering scene to witness.
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