Picture of the Day: Russian Diplomats Attend World War II Remembrance in North Korea
Officials from the Russian Embassy in Pyongyang, including, Ambassador Alexandr Matsegora, offer flowers at the Liberation Tower honoring the former Soviet war dead in the North’s capital on May 9, 2023, on the occasion of the anniversary of Russia’s victory in World War II, in this photo released by the North’s Korean Central News Agency on May 11. (Yonhap)
My late MIL said the Japanese were nice, the Russians were polite, and her family were North Koreans, so I assume that was her experience.
Though there are “some doubts” about Moscow’s virtue regarding Ukraine, it’s better for all of us to avoid hating people based on national origin.
There are plenty of others, ready, willing, and able, to do nothing but hate other people.
And all it does is poison their minds and bodies.
I’m not suggesting that South Korea should ignore the sanctions against Russia or China. Just don’t hate the people.
The governments of those two bandit nations are a whole different thing. They may very quickly sour some of South Korea’s successes in Europe.
https://www.bruegel.org/event/china-russia-relations-and-their-impact-europe
Champion of Freedom and Democracy Pres.Zelensky is cancelling upcoming elections, it is being reported