Revenge of South Korea at the time of Yeonpyeong Island shelling

(1)”The U.S. dissuades South Korea from preparing for retaliation in the wake of the attack on Yeonpyeong Island.”
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(1)Former U.S. Secretary of Defense Robert Gates said on the 14th, “local time.”
(2)”There were calls from South Korea for retaliation and South Korea’s retaliation plan was excessively aggressive, including mobilizing military aircraft and artillery,” he said in his memoir “Duty,” which was released after a few days of phone conversations with South Korean President Barack Obama and Secretary of State Mike Mullen, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, over fears of an uncontrollable escalation of tensions on the Korean Peninsula. “China has also made efforts to soften the situation against the North Korean leadership.”

(1)Revenge needs to be punished for provocations in North Korea
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(1)North Korea’s shelling of Yeonpyeong Island on the 23rd
(2)873 of all respondents related to accountability said North Korea was responsible
(3)When asked what they thought of our government’s response to the bombing of Yeonpyeong Island, only 2.59 of the respondents rated it positively, while 657 rated it negatively 803 of the respondents said they agreed with the argument that the South Korean military should have made a stronger military response during the Yeonpyeong incident, and the more conservative the 876 administration’s policy toward North Korea, the more 855 people agreed to a stronger military response