Threatening to invade South Korea will do little to improve the image of China among the ROK public
A former editor at China's state-run Global Times tabloid appeared to threaten South Korea with a "path" like Ukraine, an ominous sign for ROK-China relations as Seoul prepares for a new president next week.
The message was in response to South Korea becoming the first Asian country to join NATO’s Cooperative Cyber Defense Centre of Excellence (CCDCOE).
A former editor at China's state-run Global Times tabloid appeared to threaten South Korea with a "path" like Ukraine, an ominous sign for ROK-China relations as Seoul prepares for a new president next week.
The message was in response to South Korea becoming the first Asian country to join NATO’s Cooperative Cyber Defense Centre of Excellence (CCDCOE).
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