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Obama tells military: prepare for North Korea aggression
- Thread starter lkdood
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Superpower... yes!
But what happened in Vietnam back then?
South Vietnam was overrun by communists
South Korea wela ewasima test karanawa North Korea
dan South Korea lokka kiyala thiyen ne North Korea gahuwoth - gahanawa kiyala
US had to learn a very important lesson... the on the battle field they maybe strong, but the real WAR was to justify the war to their own people.. that's what U.S. lost... HOME SUPPORT!
And that's exactly what's happened in Iraq, and soon in Afgan too... after U.S. withdrew forces from Iraq... now what's happening there? all terrorists got killed?
they are still there very active... only U.S came and went! Why? NO HOME SUPPORT!
Iraq & Afghanistan are political issuesUS had to learn a very important lesson... the on the battle field they maybe strong, but the real WAR was to justify the war to their own people.. that's what U.S. lost... HOME SUPPORT!
And that's exactly what's happened in Iraq, and soon in Afgan too... after U.S. withdrew forces from Iraq... now what's happening there? all terrorists got killed?
Why? NO HOME SUPPORT!
Iraq army/police is now operating, Iraq is more stable
They are now leaving Iraq, Afghanistan will take more time
US plans naval exercises with South Korea: Pentagon
The US military on Monday said it will carry out anti-submarine and other naval exercises with South Korea in the "near future" after a North Korean sub sank a South Korean warship.
The announcement came after an international investigation last week concluded that a North Korean submarine fired a heavy torpedo at the Cheonan on March 26, sinking the South Korean vessel and killing 46 sailors.
The decision to conduct anti-submarine as well as maritime interdiction exercises with Seoul's military "are a result of the findings of this recent incident," Pentagon spokesman Bryan Whitman told reporters.
He declined to say where the "important" exercises would be held or other details, but said they would take place "in the near future."
The White House said earlier that President Barack Obama had directed his administration to review North Korea policy and commanded his armed forces to work closely with South Korea "to ensure readiness and to deter future aggression."
Defense Secretary Robert Gates was expected to discuss tensions on the Korean peninsula in talks on Tuesday with his Japanese counterpart, Toshimi Kitazawa.
The United States and numerous other nations have condemned the attack, seen in Seoul as one of the worst provocations since the 1950-53 Korean War. The North's ally China, which wields a Security Council veto, has called on all sides to show restraint.
Admiral Mike Mullen, chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff, said last week that US forces in South Korea were at a "normal" state of readiness and were operating "routinely."
Whitman said the maritime interdiction exercises would be conducted under the US-led Proliferation Security Initiative, designed to stop trafficking in weapons of mass destruction.
He also said the Obama administration remained committed to a deadline for handing over wartime command of South Korean forces to Seoul in April 2012, despite the sinking of the warship.
"There have been no decisions to change the timeline" for transferring operational control in the event of a war, he said.
zee news
The US military on Monday said it will carry out anti-submarine and other naval exercises with South Korea in the "near future" after a North Korean sub sank a South Korean warship.
The announcement came after an international investigation last week concluded that a North Korean submarine fired a heavy torpedo at the Cheonan on March 26, sinking the South Korean vessel and killing 46 sailors.
The decision to conduct anti-submarine as well as maritime interdiction exercises with Seoul's military "are a result of the findings of this recent incident," Pentagon spokesman Bryan Whitman told reporters.
He declined to say where the "important" exercises would be held or other details, but said they would take place "in the near future."
The White House said earlier that President Barack Obama had directed his administration to review North Korea policy and commanded his armed forces to work closely with South Korea "to ensure readiness and to deter future aggression."
Defense Secretary Robert Gates was expected to discuss tensions on the Korean peninsula in talks on Tuesday with his Japanese counterpart, Toshimi Kitazawa.
The United States and numerous other nations have condemned the attack, seen in Seoul as one of the worst provocations since the 1950-53 Korean War. The North's ally China, which wields a Security Council veto, has called on all sides to show restraint.
Admiral Mike Mullen, chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff, said last week that US forces in South Korea were at a "normal" state of readiness and were operating "routinely."
Whitman said the maritime interdiction exercises would be conducted under the US-led Proliferation Security Initiative, designed to stop trafficking in weapons of mass destruction.
He also said the Obama administration remained committed to a deadline for handing over wartime command of South Korean forces to Seoul in April 2012, despite the sinking of the warship.
"There have been no decisions to change the timeline" for transferring operational control in the event of a war, he said.
zee news
මම මේ ත්රෙඩ් එක මුල ඉඳන් අගට ආවා. හොඳ පෝස්ට් එකක්. අප්ඩේට් කරනවත් හොදයි. ඒත් ඇයි මේ අලි තඩි කිසිම අදාලත්වයක් නැති පොල් ගෙඩි සයිස් පින්තූර දාන්නේ? මම අලුත් නිසා දැන ගන්න ඇහුවෙ. එහෙම රූල් එකක් තියෙනවද දන්නෙ නෑ නේ.ඒකයි
Issella kiwwa Iran walata gahanawa kiyala.. dan kiyanawa North korea walata gahanwa kiyala.. ane mandanne naa.. Obamata padayak giyath umbata sahenna amarui wagene..
Aniwa
Ape hamudaawa war ekaka karaddi nothibuna kakkum....
Anika me gembata Thama therila na Obama mechcharakal yawala thiyenne pada witharai kiayala.
Israel e paththe ledak ada gaththama USA owa okkoma athaharala ethanata yanawa.
Kohomath ratawal 2k allagena thawa 3 withara ekka labeta udda karana eka saahenna amaarui. But we'll see
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