With Pyongyang increasing threats of expanding its nuclear arsenal, South Korea confirmed on Tuesday that it’s in talks with the U.S. about becoming involved in U.S. nuclear weapons management as a nuclear deterrent to the DPRK. Despite Seoul’s confirmation of the talks, President Biden has denied that there is any discussion of sharing nuclear weapons.
South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol has vowed to respond more aggressively to military provocations by North Korea after Pyongyang sent drones into South Korea’s airspace earlier this week. Seoul not only revealed a $440 million military spending package in response to the incident but also called for its military to “punish” North Korea for its military actions.
As North Korea announces plans to increase its nuclear weapons cache and tensions rise in the area, the U.S. and South Korea are reportedly planning to increase anti-submarine exercises in 2023. According to the Korea Times last week, the biannual “silent shark” drills will be “bigger than those of the past, given the North heightening tensions with its dozens of missile tests in recent months.”
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For there to be peace means that there is the possibility of great violence that is restrained. Most people in the Western world aren’t confronted with violence. Real violence. Not “misgendering” someone or donning a mask and breaking windows because your candidate didn’t win an election. The sort of violence that can either make or destroy entire nations.