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Looks like they did it
So what do you think happens now? There really doesn't seem to be much in the way of sanctions left to enact, and I doubt the North Korean regime would be responsive anyways. I would think this should be a a big red line not just to the US and South Korea, but the entire world not just because of the act itself but the provocative nature in which it was performed.
Although certainly a scary prospect for the South Koreans, I think a globally coordinated swift and decisive regime change is desperately being called for. NK is a basket case which in and of itself is their right to be, but the fact that on top of that they appear so war hungry is extremely destabilizing to the entire region and that should not be allowed to stand.
I think the next few days and weeks are going to be really interesting to see how things unfold. What will be the response from China, who already said they would not tolerate a nuclear test? What about Japan?
So what do you think happens now? There really doesn't seem to be much in the way of sanctions left to enact, and I doubt the North Korean regime would be responsive anyways. I would think this should be a a big red line not just to the US and South Korea, but the entire world not just because of the act itself but the provocative nature in which it was performed.
Although certainly a scary prospect for the South Koreans, I think a globally coordinated swift and decisive regime change is desperately being called for. NK is a basket case which in and of itself is their right to be, but the fact that on top of that they appear so war hungry is extremely destabilizing to the entire region and that should not be allowed to stand.
I think the next few days and weeks are going to be really interesting to see how things unfold. What will be the response from China, who already said they would not tolerate a nuclear test? What about Japan?
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