Now Is Time To Show Strength in Face of North Korean Provocations

The most recent response showed South Korea’s new president, Yoon Suk-yeol, would not look for dialogue in the style of his appeasement-minded predecessor.

South Korea Defense Ministry/Yonhap via AP
A missile is fired during U.S.-South Korea joint training at an undisclosed location in South Korea, June 6, 2022. South Korea Defense Ministry/Yonhap via AP

A flurry of missile tests on both sides of the North-South Korean line marks a serious escalation of tensions in the long-running stand-off between the two Koreas. On Monday, the South Koreans and ally America fired eight missiles off the east coast a day after the North fired eight missiles into the same seas. 

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