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In the past two days, South Korea warned Putin that if Russia provides high-precision weapons to North Korea, South Korea will provide assistance to Ukraine without restrictions.
On the one hand, there was a cordial meeting between Putin and Kim Jong-un, and on the other hand, there was the anxiety of the South Korean side.
In fact, Putin's visit to the DPRK was a fruitful success, including the signing of the "Comprehensive Strategic Partnership Treaty," which stipulates that if either side is invaded, the other side will take action. Moreover, the treaty also stipulates that Russia will develop an advanced military industry for the DPRK.
This move seems to have broken the long-standing tacit understanding on the peninsula.
There is a delicate balance of power between the two Koreas, and this balance constitutes the tacit understanding that has existed since the 50s of the last century. Ever since the defeat of the United States in the Korean War, the two Koreas have carefully constructed their relationship with each other, neither tearing their faces nor upsetting the balance.
On June 10, the South Korean military had resumed loudspeakers on the North Korean side, a state that is particularly rare after a hiatus of several years.
In this way, the South Korean side seems to want to show that it is to re-examine each other's gains and losses.
Jang Ho-jin, the South Korean presidential office, even said that the current situation would be revisited to decide to provide more aid to Ukraine.
Putin warned that if South Korea supplies weapons to Ukraine, it would be a huge mistake and Moscow would make Seoul pay the price.
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On the face of it, Putin is seeking North Korean support for Russia in terms of ammunition and personnel, a need that has become increasingly urgent given the protracted war in Ukraine. If it drags on for another 2 years, it is difficult to say whether Russia will be able to afford it.
It is worth noting that Putin's visit to the DPRK has also had an impact on the Chinese side. This is the Tumen River.
In addition to ordinary cooperation, the cooperation between Putin and the DPRK is likely to go deep into the field of space satellites. And Russia's Far Eastern space base is right in the Tumen River basin.
During the visit, Russia and the DPRK reached an agreement on the reconstruction of the Tumen River cross-border highway bridge. This fulfilled Putin's previous promise and paved the way for economic exchanges between China, Russia and the DPRK. You must know that the Tumen River was originally available for our sea vessels to sail freely, but because a railway bridge was built on it, the bridge height was only 7 meters, so it blocked the navigation of our sea vessels and seriously restricted the development of Northeast China. For this reason, it became our need to dismantle this bridge and build a higher bridge.
Under the premise that Russia's economic development is seriously sanctioned by the United States and the West, if the Russian-Ukrainian war continues, Russia will inevitably re-examine the importance of facing the East.
Therefore, it is the right way for Russia itself to return it to the Motherland in exchange for the necessary support when it is not capable of effectively exploiting the East.
If a new bridge is opened over the Tumen River, it will have a profound impact on the Tohoku region, thus breaking the limitation of the Tohoku River to the sea, and then our ships will be able to enter the Sea of Japan.
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