April 23, 2024
Opinion

How to interact responsibly with North Korea

When dealing with Pyongyang, there is too much talk and not enough action

In the past several weeks, there have been a number of reports in which the military plans or political objectives of either South Korea or the U.S. have been discussed. For such information to be brought out into the public realm is tantamount to openly reviewing war plans. It is as though President Franklin D. Roosevelt had declared as the U.S. entered World War II, “Hey, Adolph, Benito, Hideki! Listen up fellas, these are our plans for attacking you.”

Thus far, there has been:

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