“Maximizing the effect through media exposure without a written agreement”…Conflict between Japan, the United States, and South Korea – Russia, China, and North Korea is in full swing: Analysis by a South Korean expert

The Russia-North Korea Vostochny summit meeting held on the 13th (local time) has been praised as ``in appearance, it was a give-and-take type of summit meeting.'' It is unusual that an agreement was not reached at the summit meeting.
Although the detailed contents of the talks were not made public, it is analyzed that this summit meeting served as an opportunity for conflicts between Japan, the United States, and South Korea, as well as Russia, China, and North Korea to take shape.
Professor Yang Moo-jin of the North Korean Graduate University said in a phone call with Herald Economics on the 14th, ``The leaders of Russia and North Korea are aware of the special situation of war.
"We met in a special place called the space base," he said, adding, "From North Korea's perspective, we must clearly state the goals of this summit, and if we have much to gain, we must also give.
It has become clear that North Korea is giving Russia bullets, and Russia is giving it technology for reconnaissance satellites." This meeting did not result in a joint declaration or agreement. Incheon
Professor Son Won-young of Incheon University said, ``The fact that there was no document from the summit meeting can be said to be a very secret agreement between the two countries that was not known to the outside world.'' Mede
"The dialogue between the two leaders through the media and the appearance of Kim Jung Eun, Chairman of the State Council (General Secretary of the Workers' Party of Korea), at the space base were widely exposed, and the expected effects of the summit meeting were maximized."
I valued it. The Eurasian Institute for Strategic Studies, which served as Russia's minister, was involved in the re-emergence of the role of the Security Council as Russia, a permanent member of the United Nations Security Council, became closer to North Korea.
Park Byung-hwan, director of the
Judging from what was said, it appears that there was no talk of arms deals, which the United States was nervous about." Hong Min, a senior research committee member at the Institute for Unification, said, ``The American expression is 'outcast'.
There have been criticisms that the countries are too collusive with each other, but it seems that they were conscious of this and tried not to make it look too provocative." Seen from
"It appears that the aim was to create an attention-grabbing effect that would lead people to infer various collusive relationships." He added, ``It is highly likely that this will be the trigger for a full-scale conflict between Japan, the United States, and South Korea, and Russia, China, and North Korea to take shape.''
The dilemma for China has become extremely high, as it is up to China to decide whether to develop into a joint front or become isolated as a two-party front between Russia and North Korea."
Much attention will be paid to the impact future Russia-North Korea relations will have on the new Cold War structure. Director Park said, ``The current international situation is moving in North Korea's favor.
``Until now, Russia has not had very close relations with North Korea, but rather it has gotten closer to North Korea (by solidifying cooperation) in the West, including the United States, and in South Korea.''
. Professor Song said, ``Since the Russia-North Korea summit meeting in 2019, the relationship between the two countries has already been improving in secret,'' adding, ``China's influence on North Korea is relatively large, so the importance of China's influence on North Korea has increased.
"This is because we have only considered the variables of China as a key factor; in reality, Russia is a country that has an extremely large influence, and North Korea is well aware of this aspect."
He also stated, ``If cooperation advances to a new stage and becomes more advanced, the first country to take action will be Russia,'' adding, ``The content related to the summit meeting will be decided in advance.''
It appears that this was coordinated with the national government."