U.S. Army Chief of Staff Says Differences Between Korean and Taiwanese Forces

(1)A few days ago, at a hearing in the United States
(2)McConville, the US Army Chief of Staff, is asked this question

(1)China growls… The situation in Taiwan is
(2)How do you look and how is Korea

(1)And to McConville’s answer, Taiwan…
(2)I’m trying to be cool, but I feel a little sick

(1)trying to prevent Chinese aggression
(2)What do you think of Taiwan’s efforts

(1)Chief of Staff, you think
(2)Do you think the Taiwanese army is strong enough

(1)That’s what I’m talking about at the next meeting
(2)I think we should talk

(1)But we’ve learned a lot about Ukraine, and we’ve learned a lot about it
(2)I have it.

(1)But we’re in Ukraine
(2)There’s a very good experience and lesson I learned

(1)We need to know what we can do
(2)We need to dig deep

(1)What abilities they have
(2)What weapons systems they can afford

(1)What weapons are suitable for them, what their defense system is

(1)They’re going to have enough weapons
(2)whether you have it or not

(1)But most importantly
(2)Whether they have the will to fight

(1)If Taiwan is like Ukrainians
(2)If you don’t have the will to fight for your country

(1)The U.S. is trying to understand Taiwan’s importance
(2)I need to think about it

(1)So you’re a Korean soldier
(2)What do you think of the ability

(1)And Koreans
(2)The will of free protection is

(1)I think Korea has a great ability
(2)He has a strong will to defend his freedom