China also got a lot of nukes too, presumably from Russia, especially during the cultural revolution, right ? And Mao was in charge of those nukes, was he not? I thought that they had been decommissioned. Obviously not.
@Ahmet Tekin here you go! do your own research next time! do you expect CNA to disclose? "Paragraph 13d of the Armistice Agreement mandated that neither side introduce new weapons into Korea, other than piece-for-piece replacement of equipment.[34] In September 1956 the U.S. Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Admiral Radford indicated that the U.S. military intention was to introduce atomic weapons into Korea, which was agreed to by the U.S. National Security Council and President Eisenhower.[35] The U.S. unilaterally abrogated paragraph 13d, breaking the Armistice Agreement, despite concerns by United Nations allies.[36][37][38] At a meeting of the Military Armistice Commission on 21 June 1957, the U.S. informed the North Korean representatives that the United Nations Command no longer considered itself bound by paragraph 13d of the armistice.[39][40] In January 1958 nuclear armed Honest John missiles and 280mm atomic cannons were deployed to South Korea,[41] followed within a year by atomic demolition munitions[42] and nuclear armed Matador cruise missiles with the range to reach China and the Soviet Union.[37][43] North Korea believed the U.S. had introduced new weapons earlier, citing NNSC inspection team reports for August 1953 to April 1954.[35][44] The U.S. believed that North Korea had introduced new weapons contrary to 13d, but did not make specific allegations.[45]"
And if anyone starts a nuclear war. I say it’s this country. America, thinking it’s still a military super power that can simply threaten. Our threats don’t fly like that did decades ago . It’s literally like the bully getting old and frail while the ones we picked on got stronger .
@@Bug-sg1li The US has to. Even MacArthur feared the rise of China during Korea. War hawks in the pentagon are upset because its easier to strike when the enemy is weak ,but they've let the problem smolder for too long. I'm more interested in seeing what happens in this Russia-China relationship because it might be more of a China-Russia relationship. Possibly, we might see Russia lose the eastern territories if the regime falls.
South Korea and Japan should be ready with resources to build nuclear weapons , just in case if war becomes inevitable, these display of weapons would change the scenario completely.
the problem, japan won't let south korea have one, it's excuse for another asian country to build the arsenal, also will lossing US grip on Asia, did u know if u possing nuclear those country can also ditch US influence and won't listen to them. look North Korea. just small poor country. but why don't US just attack them instead give sanction? because they have nukes. what happen if Japan and south korea won't listen to US anymore? is that what US wan't? then it's good anyway
@@ChurchOfACCENDIO you know what as a filipino, thats a fact. i hope to god the rest of the ASEAN will climb to become better countries compared to the current superpowers.
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Comparison by Japan PM on the use of atomic bombs in WW2 to decapacitate an egregious aggressor to welcome the arrival of world peace is not compatible to a nuclear bomb threat make by an invader and occupier in Ukraine with aim to annihilate an independent sovereign nation, nothing of parallel in both scenario with regard to WMD.😤😤
we call 3 major events which each in itself pose a major threat happening at once a perfect storm.. so with the pandemic, climate change, water crisis, Insane putin, god complex Xi, almighty Kim, opioid crisis, collapsing birth rates, food shortage, immense inflation, unaffordable housing, unhinged tech tycoons, ... all going stronger each day what is the situation called now? sounds pretty much like Apocalypse inc. to me. Cheers! what an Achievement! we made it at last. and in only about 200 years time too, has to be a new galactic record
The expert speaking at 22:40 is a bit naive, since he explains a solution to the North Korean nuclear situation is to integrate the country into international systems and norms, like China and Vietnam did, and let North Korea 'change' internally. But China and Vietnam never had the equivalent of South Korea: Taiwan and Hong Kong were far too small to pose an existential threat to the CPC government in the mainland, while South Vietnam had already been defeated by North Vietnam. The inevitable outcome of a North Korea that integrates itself to a US-dominated world order is the total collapse of the regime and rapid integration with South Korea, or Chinese intervention. Germany faced a similar situation in 1989, but the big difference was that the Soviet Union under Gorbachev no longer had an interest in keeping the moribund East Germany afloat, while China is determined to maintain the status quo in Korea. I think North Korea is biding its time and waiting for the American era to sunset so it can become "normal" under a new order in the Pacific defined by Chinese hegemony.
Other than Japan the rest of Asia is peaceful. No one wants war. They have experienced the atrocities suffered under the Japanese during the Japanese invasion and under Japanese occupation. Japan is the only one feeling insecure because it has not changed its spots and continue to talk aggressively. The one who commit atrocities will always feel insecure. And the insecure will slways gang up together for protection. Except in this case Japan is dispensable and should wa break-out Japan is solely "collateral damage".
80' and 90' US installed nuke in SK. Which is I believe caused NK' nuke building. Why people does not talk about this?
China also got a lot of nukes too, presumably from Russia, especially during the cultural revolution, right ? And Mao was in charge of those nukes, was he not? I thought that they had been decommissioned. Obviously not.
@Watcher : Which Korean war ??? ....
I am not just giving you a fake news. I was serving the army in SK near DMZ. Was placed in M777 155mm artillery and was training for nuke bomb.
@Ahmet Tekin here you go! do your own research next time! do you expect CNA to disclose?
"Paragraph 13d of the Armistice Agreement mandated that neither side introduce new weapons into Korea, other than piece-for-piece replacement of equipment.[34] In September 1956 the U.S. Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Admiral Radford indicated that the U.S. military intention was to introduce atomic weapons into Korea, which was agreed to by the U.S. National Security Council and President Eisenhower.[35] The U.S. unilaterally abrogated paragraph 13d, breaking the Armistice Agreement, despite concerns by United Nations allies.[36][37][38] At a meeting of the Military Armistice Commission on 21 June 1957, the U.S. informed the North Korean representatives that the United Nations Command no longer considered itself bound by paragraph 13d of the armistice.[39][40] In January 1958 nuclear armed Honest John missiles and 280mm atomic cannons were deployed to South Korea,[41] followed within a year by atomic demolition munitions[42] and nuclear armed Matador cruise missiles with the range to reach China and the Soviet Union.[37][43] North Korea believed the U.S. had introduced new weapons earlier, citing NNSC inspection team reports for August 1953 to April 1954.[35][44] The U.S. believed that North Korea had introduced new weapons contrary to 13d, but did not make specific allegations.[45]"
@@MeiinUK @Ocean Wave usa is only nuclear threat in the world which has used nuclear weapons on Japan not once but twice ...
And if anyone starts a nuclear war. I say it’s this country. America, thinking it’s still a military super power that can simply threaten. Our threats don’t fly like that did decades ago . It’s literally like the bully getting old and frail while the ones we picked on got stronger .
usa is only nuclear threat in the world which has used nuclear weapons on Japan not once but twice
Obama in 2012 said america was “pivoting to Asia”. This is what he meant now that US is done with middle east.
@Ahmet Tekin Nonsense what?? Nothing to contribute. Huh
@@Bug-sg1li The US has to. Even MacArthur feared the rise of China during Korea. War hawks in the pentagon are upset because its easier to strike when the enemy is weak ,but they've let the problem smolder for too long. I'm more interested in seeing what happens in this Russia-China relationship because it might be more of a China-Russia relationship. Possibly, we might see Russia lose the eastern territories if the regime falls.
@Ahmet Tekin @Ocean Wave usa is only nuclear threat in the world which has used nuclear weapons on Japan not once but twice ...
South Korea and Japan should be ready with resources to build nuclear weapons , just in case if war becomes inevitable, these display of weapons would change the scenario completely.
the problem, japan won't let south korea have one, it's excuse for another asian country to build the arsenal, also will lossing US grip on Asia, did u know if u possing nuclear those country can also ditch US influence and won't listen to them. look North Korea. just small poor country. but why don't US just attack them instead give sanction? because they have nukes.
what happen if Japan and south korea won't listen to US anymore? is that what US wan't? then it's good anyway
Iran, Cuba and Venezuela should be ready with nukes, too.
@@oceanwave4502 usa is only nuclear threat in the world which has used nuclear weapons on Japan not once but twice
I'm snap I launch first
Such a pathetic view
Alternative History:What if Singapore and Malaysia Got nukes ?
One nuke enough to obliterate both Malaysia and Singapore. The question is are they stupid enough to risk just by having them?
What for? SEA region is stable.
We Don't need That Demon thing...
@@kawaiikoto8800 @Ocean Wave usa is only nuclear threat in the world which has used nuclear weapons on Japan not once but twice ...
ASEAN DON'T ALLOW THAT.
As if north Korea won't nuke south Korea even if they have nukes😂✋
North Korea actually see the US as enemy and see South Korea as brother but South Korea become a American puppy
you can't change the neighbors so better to establish peaceful relations with them
Excellent Documentary 👍.
Lets' give credit where its due, "if you want peace prepare for war" is attributed to a Roman(Latin) General, its not Greek philosophy. 46:25.
China and Russia are already huge in terms of land mass. Why do they want more land? To do what?
Very disturbing music in the background…. Please revise your video
China already have more 3000 nuclear weapons from 1954 to now.
Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam should have nuclear weapons.
no philippines?
@@xavierluna9194 Philippines is a part of Indonesia.
@@supernova7966 lmao. you dont have to hurt us like that :))
@@xavierluna9194 Ph nuclear development will definitely plague by corruption.
@@ChurchOfACCENDIO you know what as a filipino, thats a fact.
i hope to god the rest of the ASEAN will climb to become better countries compared to the current superpowers.
south korea will take north korea.
When pigs fly.
Only Human is the greates destruction on Earth ,they say alien have ufo very nice Technology but i'm don think they alien killing each other 😁😁
Good documentary but instead of giving sub they should have dub audio more convenient for listeners 👎👎👎
Afghanistan, Ukraine, Taiwan, then DPRK?
germany will take kaliningrad.
Mein to ush kay dostoon ko hi pouchtee rehte ho i am a model or dosri bolte rehte h super model
Ush ky dostoon ko pouchoo abh mujy bhi school trip mein ni lay ky gaey
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Meray sath to rastay mein lartaay rahey h
Comparison by Japan PM on the use of atomic bombs in WW2 to decapacitate an egregious aggressor to welcome the arrival of world peace is not compatible to a nuclear bomb threat make by an invader and occupier in Ukraine with aim to annihilate an independent sovereign nation, nothing of parallel in both scenario with regard to WMD.😤😤
3rd wali to meray knolwedege mein doctor hi ho hi
Mujy kea lagay asia or super asia say bachay bhi eesay hi hbehtat ddor raho bandr hi ho gay
we call 3 major events which each in itself pose a major threat happening at once a perfect storm.. so with the pandemic, climate change, water crisis, Insane putin, god complex Xi, almighty Kim, opioid crisis, collapsing birth rates, food shortage, immense inflation, unaffordable housing, unhinged tech tycoons, ... all going stronger each day what is the situation called now? sounds pretty much like Apocalypse inc. to me. Cheers! what an Achievement! we made it at last. and in only about 200 years time too, has to be a new galactic record
si vis pacem para bellum
as a member of the kfa in Australia and supporter of the dprk I agree that they need to be able to protect them selves from attacks
China 🇨🇳 started an *arms race* in the entire Indo-Pacific region.
- It must be careful what it wishes for.
Curry
in a hurry
Made in India bot & troll.
India needs to be recolonized by the 🇬🇧 to maintain a decent standard of living. You stink.
Nukes keep the peace.
Bash phir to eesay cells ush ky dostoo mein zeada ho gay tabhi to pori pori raat nachtee rehtee h
India stands apart like godmann OG
The expert speaking at 22:40 is a bit naive, since he explains a solution to the North Korean nuclear situation is to integrate the country into international systems and norms, like China and Vietnam did, and let North Korea 'change' internally. But China and Vietnam never had the equivalent of South Korea: Taiwan and Hong Kong were far too small to pose an existential threat to the CPC government in the mainland, while South Vietnam had already been defeated by North Vietnam.
The inevitable outcome of a North Korea that integrates itself to a US-dominated world order is the total collapse of the regime and rapid integration with South Korea, or Chinese intervention. Germany faced a similar situation in 1989, but the big difference was that the Soviet Union under Gorbachev no longer had an interest in keeping the moribund East Germany afloat, while China is determined to maintain the status quo in Korea. I think North Korea is biding its time and waiting for the American era to sunset so it can become "normal" under a new order in the Pacific defined by Chinese hegemony.
Other than Japan the rest of Asia is peaceful. No one wants war. They have experienced the atrocities suffered under the Japanese during the Japanese invasion and under Japanese occupation. Japan is the only one feeling insecure because it has not changed its spots and continue to talk aggressively. The one who commit atrocities will always feel insecure. And the insecure will slways gang up together for protection. Except in this case Japan is dispensable and should wa break-out Japan is solely "collateral damage".
Quick to forget China’s invasion of Tibet