Korean military's Poison Sting Strategy

"In a war where a strong enemy provoked us, even if we are not the final winner, we will do irreparable damage with a fatal blow so that the opponent who touched us cannot win, and cannot maintain the function of the state itself!"

 

This is the "poisonous strategy!" (aka wasp or hedgehog strategy), which is the current military strategy of the Korean military.

  

  

Background of the Korean Military Poisoning Strategy

 

'War never happens when the balance of power is tight.'

 

It occurs in situations of national interests, increased influence, elimination of indirect threats to the enemy, and other serious diplomatic conflicts, but this is also practically possible when either side has a clear advantage.

 

If you look at the current situation of the war between Russia and Ukraine..

Although Russia is in a state of great embarrassment after the war began, Russia started the war just before the war, believing in its overwhelming military superiority.

 

The South Korean military has been desperately building up its power to counter North Korea, but now, with the exception of nuclear power, North Korea is no longer a threat to South Korea.

 

S. Korean military launches SLBM

 

Then, why is Korea establishing such a poison attack strategy?

 

1. For now, the purpose may be to retaliate against North Korea's nuclear power or to preemptively strike.

But for North Korea, the most fundamental purpose of having nuclear weapons is to maintain the regime, so using them means the end of their system. (North Korea is not a fool)

 

2. Except for North Korea, the target cannot be clearly specified at the moment, but the South Korean military has steadily strengthened its military power to protect its sovereignty from potential strong external threats, and is currently taking this strategy.

This is the probability and good cause of Korea's military buildup.

  

  

What is the retaliatory weapon system equivalent to the poison attack by the Korean military?

 

The South Korean military's poison attack, or retaliatory weapon system, lies in its formidable missile capability.

Of course, the most obvious poison dart is a nuclear warhead, but the following is a list of the representative poisonings of the Korean military except nuclear power.

 

1. Submarines over 3,000 tons: Development of nuclear-powered submarines is also underway.
2. SLBM: Ballistic missiles fired from submarines, a clear retaliatory weapon that can be struck to avoid enemy detection.
3. Hyunmoo 4 Series: It is a mysterious veiled missile that the South Korean military has not disclosed in detail. There is only a lot of speculation about the reality of the Hyunmoo 4-1, 4-2, 4-3, and 4-4..  It is Korea's 'secret weapon'.

 

The Korean people never forget the past history.

The South Korean military strongly believes that freedom and sovereignty must be protected by itself.

 

Therefore, the Korean military's poison invasion strategy will continue to develop so that the great powers will never touch Korea recklessly.