In this paper, the current situation in Southeast Asia is analyzed; the Republic of Korea, systematically pushed by the United States to military assistance to Ukraine and alliances with NATO, found itself in the position of the one who must make an unambiguous choice - on whose side it is. The potential possibility of South Korea’s intervention in the ongoing conflict has already been unequivocally assessed by Russia, but it is not only the destruction of Russian-South Korean relations and, of course, not the possible economic consequences for the Republic of Korea. Firstly, Russia’s existing influence in the “nuclear problem” of the Korean peninsula remains; secondly, the WTO dreams of Korea’s mediation in relieving tensions between the United States and China; and, thirdly, South Korea’s intervention in a conflict that has nothing to do with it and about which (like most countries of the world) she doesn’t really know if it will hit her international image hard enough.
Yuliya Samovich (Thu,) studied this question.
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