Trump Says U.S. Can Address North Korea Threat Alone

The transcript discusses the complex geopolitical situation involving North Korea, the U.S., China, and South Korea. It highlights Trump's approach to putting pressure on China to address North Korea's issues, the potential consequences of military action, and the political dynamics in South Korea. The discussion also covers China's reluctance to intervene due to fears of a unified Korea on its border.

What is the main reason a military strike on North Korea is considered risky?

• North Korea has advanced air defenses.

• The terrain is difficult for military operations.

• North Korea's artillery is close to Seoul.

• North Korea has strong allies.

What is the stance of the leading candidate in the South Korean presidential election regarding the THAAD system?

• Supportive of its deployment.

• Neutral on the issue.

• Wants to increase its deployment.

• Opposed to its deployment.

Why is the deployment of THAAD in South Korea controversial?

• It is seen as a threat by North Korea.

• It is against the wishes of the current South Korean government.

• It is opposed by the leading candidate in the South Korean election.

• It is expensive to maintain.

Why has China been hesitant to take action against North Korea?

• They have a strong alliance with North Korea.

• They fear the collapse of the North Korean regime.

• They are focused on other international issues.

• They believe North Korea poses no real threat.

What is China's main concern regarding a unified Korea?

• Cultural differences.

• Loss of trade with North Korea.

• Increased U.S. influence near its borders.

• Economic competition.