（粵語）俄羅斯拉朝鮮加大與西方的賭注，影響擴大到印太｜【 #軍事熱點】

On June 19, the Russian President Vladimir Putin's car drove through the streets of Pyongyang, the capital of North Korea A crowd of drunk people held up Putin's statue and cheered for him However, many of them were not aware what Putin would bring to North Korea in the midst of a war In this interview Putin and the North Korean leader signed a joint defense treaty of similar non-treaty nature In this comprehensive strategic partnership treaty if any party is attacked Moscow and Pyongyang will provide military assistance to each other Putin also announced for the first time that Russia could provide weapons to North Korea He seemed to have sent a very strong signal That is, in the midst of an ever-increasing confrontation with the United States and its allies Russia's leaders are willing to pull up the isolated North Korea to challenge the Western countries Pyongyang's regime seems not to be afraid to move North Korea to the peninsula which will further exacerbate the instability in the Pacific region Putin said that the Russian Federation did not rule out cooperating with the People's Republic of Korea to develop military and technical cooperation based on the documents signed Putin said that Russia has nothing to lose He is ready to insist on the Ukraine issue On June 21 South Korea signed a comprehensive strategic partnership treaty and made a strong response Although the impact of the treaty on the future is uncertain the hidden motive behind the signing of the treaty is to provide long-range precision weapons to Ukraine against the United States and North Korea and thus demonstrate that Russia has the ability to undermine Washington's policy on the Korean Peninsula From a Soviet perspective in the midst of a conflict on the Korean Peninsula Russia clearly promised to support Pyongyang and regarded it as Moscow's transition to the Korean Peninsula policy It gave up its past and did not reject South Korea's cooperation with the Korean Peninsula Russia may therefore let go of the political burden of military aid to Ukraine South Korea said it will reconsider its weapons support for Ukraine In response to Washington's request Russia has only indirectly provided tens of thousands of 155mm missiles to Ukraine and has not directly provided other weapons other than anti-aircraft missiles to North Korea However, the problem is that Pyongyang has provided weapons and ammunition and may be able to obtain more advanced ballistic missiles and tactical nuclear weapons with the help of Moscow The United States and South Korea are concerned that this will further threaten the North Korean regime For this reason, the United States is increasing its efforts to show its strategic military assets in the region The United States and South Korea have also been updating their nuclear threat strategies to ensure that Washington can quickly and decisively use nuclear power to protect its regional allies from North Korean nuclear attacks In this situation should South Korea develop its own nuclear weapons problem and reappear among the U.S. and South Korea Although some people believe that this situation is extremely unlikely to happen but the relationship between North Korea and Russia has been growing day by day Is it enough to push South Korea to withdraw its promise of a non-nuclear disarmament treaty that has been going on for decades Former U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee Special Envoy Elizabeth Walker said on June 21 that Russia and Pyongyang may continue to deepen their military cooperation and consider developing their own nuclear weapons She said I think we can't rule out the possibility that South Korea will develop its own nuclear plan We need to determine the solution to this problem in the context of the U.S. and the U.N. Republican Senator Roger Whitehawk also reiterated his suggestion at the end of May to re-deploy U.S. tactical nuclear weapons in South Korea On June 20, Whitehawk said at the Senate We should discuss the nuclear burden treaty with our allies South Korea, Japan, and Australia Now is the time for them to stand up and share the nuclear burden with us He added We should also explore the U.S. nuclear weapons and re-deploy them in the region to decouple North Korea from the CCP South Korea's National Unification Research Institute Asia-Pacific Policy Research Institute East Asia Research Institute and other South Korean research institutions showed 60% to 70% of South Koreans support using their own nuclear weapons to arm their own countries South Korea's National Security Strategy Institute suggested that by arming themselves to increase the options for dealing with the North Korean nuclear issue The INSS said Putin indirectly admitted that North Korea has nuclear weapons and openly ignored the UN Security Council's sanctions against Pyongyang This increased their concern about North Korea winning over other countries and their nuclear weapons They believe as they continue to work hard to strengthen Washington's extension threat South Korea's government should also consider various options including re-developing tactical nuclear weapons and sharing non-weapon nuclear weapons South Korea's nuclear armament and even establishing its own nuclear capability South Korea's National Unification Research Institute senior researcher Zhao Hanfan said the discussion on South Korea's nuclear alliance is an excessive response to Putin and Kim Jong-un's signing of the military agreement He said Indeed, after the signing of the military agreement between Russia and North Korea the security threat has indeed worsened This increases the U.S.'s security burden But South Korea's idea of nuclear weapons is just empty talk and impossible to implement He explained even if the U.S. gives South Korea's nuclear weapons to the UN negotiating table the other four UN Security Council members including Russia, China, France and the UK are unlikely to agree In addition South Korea, which owns nuclear weapons may trigger a nuclear disintegration domino effect in East Asia leading to similar discussions between Taiwan and Japan The international community will not support this On June 22 the U.S. aircraft carrier the Saudi Air Force arrived in Fushan, South Korea to participate in the U.S.-Japan-South Korea Free Border Cooperation It is believed that the military cooperation with Russia and North Korea is a major military display of complex threats and changes The purpose of the Free Border Cooperation is to enhance the tactical training of the warships and the interoperability between the three nations The day before South Korea met with Russian Ambassador Konya to sign a joint defense agreement South Korea said the agreement poses a threat to its security and considers providing weapons to Ukraine to help counter Russia's invasion Because Moscow has broken the relationship between South Korea and Russia South Korean Navy said the arrival of aircraft carriers shows the strong defense posture of the Republic The Russian Air Force also participated in April this year a three-way exercise with South Korea and the Japanese Navy in the disputed East China Sea There, due to the CCP's territorial claims and the escalation of regional hegemony the tension is escalating Five-nation mainland spokesman Patrick Reid said After the exercise the Russian Air Force will continue to advance regional stability deterrence The Russian Air Force will replace Dutch Air Force with the Russian Air Force to carry out maritime operations On June 23 the Russian Air Force completed its maritime operations and arrived at the East China Sea On June 23 the Russian Air Force left the airspace and launched a new wave of missiles to attack unmanned surface-to-air missiles On June 23 Yaman Hussein said the Russian Air Force hit two Indian Ocean vessels Hussein's spokesman Yehai Asadli said the first vessel, the Global Navigator was hit by an unmanned surface-to-air missile The second vessel, the Sitoru, was attacked by multiple anti-submarine missiles He said these vessels were a company that violated the ban on entering and occupying the port of Palestine The U.S. Central Command said the Global Navigator was hit by a missile at 4 a.m. on June 23 but is still operating It also said no U.S. or U.N. vessels were injured Since November last year Yaman Hussein's Air Force has been launching unmanned surface-to-air missiles and missiles to attack Hamas in Gaza This incident is the 30th U.S. Navy Since mid-November last year Hussein's Air Force has blocked the Red Sea This waterway has 12% of global maritime trade flow The data from maritime traffic shows the Hussein's Air Force's strike led to the number of shipwrecks in June 2024 being reduced by 79.6% compared to last year The attack by Hussein's Air Force is the main reason including some companies within the Hussein's Air Force In order to avoid the strike they chose to go to South Africa which led to an increase in fuel costs of $80,000 and time for foreign transport The Hussein's Air Force's strike also led to a misunderstanding of humanitarian aid to Yemen and other countries On June 18 U.S. Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs Reid said the Hussein's Air Force's attack not only did not help the Palestinians but also harmed the Yemeni people