Tensions keep on raising on the Korean peninsula with little hope for improvement in the short term.
Soon after joint U.S. and South Korean military exercises began in early March, North Korea followed through with threats to nullify the armistice agreement and cut off the hotline between itself and South Korea.
Tensions keep on raising on the Korean peninsula with little hope for improvement in the short term.
Soon after joint U.S. and South Korean military exercises began in early March, North Korea followed through with threats to nullify the armistice agreement and cut off the hotline between itself and South Korea.
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