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War on Korean peninsula would have no victor
War on Korean peninsula would have no victor
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Tensions on the Korean Peninsula recently led to one of the largest armed clashes between North and South Korea in the past 50 years. Will this conflict evolve... 01.12.2010, Sputnik International
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Tensions on the Korean Peninsula have recently led to one of the largest armed confrontations between North and South Korea in the past 50 years. Will this conflict evolve into something more serious? Can the international community prevent these conflicts in the future? Konstantin Asmolov, senior researcher at the Center for Korean Studies at the Russian Academy of Sciences’ Institute of Far Eastern Studies, shares his views on future relations between North and South Korea.
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War on Korean peninsula would have no victor
Tensions on the Korean Peninsula recently led to one of the largest armed clashes between North and South Korea in the past 50 years. Will this conflict evolve into something more serious? Can the international community prevent such conflicts in the future? Konstantin Asmolov, senior researcher at the Center for Korean Studies at the Russian Academy of Sciences’ Institute of Far Eastern Studies, shares his views on future relations between North and South Korea.
Tensions on the Korean Peninsula recently led to one of the largest armed clashes between North and South Korea in the past 50 years. Will this conflict evolve into something more serious? Can the international community prevent such conflicts in the future? Konstantin Asmolov, senior researcher at the Center for Korean Studies at the Russian Academy of Sciences’ Institute of Far Eastern Studies, shares his views on future relations between North and South Korea.
