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Kashmir and Korea - first nuclear war may be around the corner - 2012 catastrophe?
What is happening in Kashmir valley and Korean Peninsula is dangerous. A nuclear war or even world war is possible.
In Kashmir, Pakistan infiltrators finally are able to create total chaos. Indian Government under Manmohan Sing's Congress Party has adopted military power to shut Kashmir's voice. In the long run it can devastating. India will not tolerate Pakistani provocation in Kashmir for long. Situation in the valley is really ugly. India will defend Kashmir. If needed India will use nukes. Pakistan will take the advantage of their life time. They will continue to create chaos. They will also retaliate with nukes.
Seoul and Pyongyang have started another stage of the verbal war following the start of military drills in the Yellow Sea. The drills are being held to intensify South Korea's response to asymmetrical provocations on the part of the potential enemy. S. Korean officials repeatedly stated that the nation would not tolerate any provocations from the North.
Pyongyang labeled the military exercise in the Yellow Sea as direct military aggression to infringe upon North Korea's right for self-defense.
"Should the U.S. imperialists and (South Korea) finally ignite a new war of aggression ... (North Korea) will mobilize the tremendous military potential including its nuclear deterrence for self-defense and thus wipe out the aggressors," North Korea's defense chief, Kim Yong Chun, said in Pyongyang.
If North Korea decides to use nukes, American will not tolerate. That will bring in Chinese nukes in play. Russians may also get involved although no one one knows which side they will take.
South Korea decided to continue demonstrating its military power, though. About 4,500 military men, 20 warships and 50 fighter jets are taking part in the drills, which started Thursday. The maneuvers will last through August 9.
USA's Defense Secretary Robert Gates that the joint exercise had been arranged to show North Korea that its aggressive behavior should stop.
Such an active demonstration of force made North Korea nervous. Officials of the isolated nation claimed that they would be ready to use nuclear weapons in the "holy war."
North Korea has already deployed long-range missiles near the border with South Korea. North Korea bought 350 Sa-5 missiles and 20 launching systems from the USSR at the end of the 1980s. The systems were installed on the outskirts of Pyongyang and several other cities of the country.
The Soviet missiles can become a serious obstacle for South Korean Air Force in case the nation launches pinpoint attacks on strategic targets in the north of the peninsula. South Korean warplanes will have to fly at altitudes not lower than 3,000 meters if the missiles are activated.
The Sa-5 missiles have been recently redeployed to the demilitarized zone. The move, military experts believe, will create a serious threat for South Korean fighter jets that patrol border territories.
South Korean experts believe that Pyongyang will never dare to embark on a suicidal adventure. The two neighbors continue the dangerous game of playing with fire. WORLD ARTICLES
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