Picture of the Day: ROK Soldiers Remove Landmines on the DMZ
South Korean troops begin work to remove land mines at the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) near Chorwon, Gangwon Province, on Oct. 2, 2018. (Joint Press Corps-Yonhap)
South Korean troops begin work to remove land mines at the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) near Chorwon, Gangwon Province, on Oct. 2, 2018. (Joint Press Corps-Yonhap)
So, we got all these spy satellites, heat sensors, vibration sensors, and probably more than a few spooks on the ground.
How many artillery pieces have moved back from the DMZ? How many troops have cleaned up their barracks and taken the trains and busses back up to bases further back?
None? Huh. Weird. Because I’m sure details like that would have made the news.
MTB Rider, the Korean Herald article yesterday answered that already. It said that South Korean military can’t verify that North Korea is also disarming on their end (basically live up to their part of the bargain), but they “think” the North is complying with the agreement.
Of course North Korea can be trusted to live up to their promises, the ROK says so!
These guys are a complete dumb f@@@ jokes!
Yet in South Korea, nobody, except for the few Conservative politicians (well the ones who aren’t in jail yet) finds this to be a problem. The people don’t think this is anything wrong with it. South Korea has lost. There’s no more hope.
The beginning of the end for South Korea.
commie moon working hard for his nK overlord.
So what you’re saying is the Korean leaders are all Jodys and Carls? With a few Blue Falcons for good measure?