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12-04-2017, 01:37 PM
South Korea Seeks to Calm Citizens as Anxiety Over War Increases
by Kanga Kong
April 12, 2017, 11:49 AM GMT+8
South Korea’s government sought to quell any anxiety about potential military action as tensions rise following the U.S.’s deployment of warships near North Korea.
There’s no need to worry about security on the Korean Peninsula, South Korean Unification Ministry spokesman Lee Duk-haeng said at a briefing on Wednesday. The government is closely cooperating with other nations, including the U.S., to manage escalating tensions with North Korea, Lee said.
Speculation for hostility has risen after the U.S. diverted an aircraft carrier strike force to waters in the region. President Donald Trump tweeted overnight that North Korea is “looking for trouble” and the U.S. is prepared to resolve the matter without China, the major benefactor of Kim Jong Un’s regime.
More details in https://www.bloomberg.com/politics/artic...-increases
by Kanga Kong
April 12, 2017, 11:49 AM GMT+8
South Korea’s government sought to quell any anxiety about potential military action as tensions rise following the U.S.’s deployment of warships near North Korea.
There’s no need to worry about security on the Korean Peninsula, South Korean Unification Ministry spokesman Lee Duk-haeng said at a briefing on Wednesday. The government is closely cooperating with other nations, including the U.S., to manage escalating tensions with North Korea, Lee said.
Speculation for hostility has risen after the U.S. diverted an aircraft carrier strike force to waters in the region. President Donald Trump tweeted overnight that North Korea is “looking for trouble” and the U.S. is prepared to resolve the matter without China, the major benefactor of Kim Jong Un’s regime.
More details in https://www.bloomberg.com/politics/artic...-increases
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