S. Korea, China holds ceremony to casket remains of 88 Chinese soldiers killed during Korean War

[beijingwalker]

S. Korea, China holds ceremony to casket remains of 88 Chinese soldiers killed during Korean War​

 

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Two J-20s escort Y-20 to take the Chinese soliders remains back to China

 

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[REhorror]

What is North Korean reaction to this?

 

[beijingwalker]

What is North Korean reaction to this?

North Korea always pays tribute to Chinese fallen war heros on remembrance days

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un visits the Friendship Tower in Pyongyang . The front facade of the tower carries a Korean-language eulogy to the Chinese People's Volunteers army and the friendship between the two countries. Photo: VCG

 

[REhorror]

North Korea always pays tribute to Chinese fallen war heros on remembrance days

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un visits the Friendship Tower in Pyongyang . The front facade of the tower carries a Korean-language eulogy to the Chinese People's Volunteers army and the friendship between the two countries. Photo: VCG

Hmm, I was thinking the North Korean reacting more negatively to sign of chinese cozying up with S. Korea.

 

[MH.Yang]

Hmm, I was thinking the North Korean reacting more negatively to sign of chinese cozying up with S. Korea.

North Korea and South Korea are also repairing relations. Maybe one day they can achieve peaceful reunification.

 

[REhorror]

North Korea and South Korea are also repairing relations. Maybe one day they can achieve peaceful reunification.

Under Moon Jae-in, true, but under Yoon? KJU was setting up automatic nuke launcher the other day.

 

[beijingwalker]

Remains of 88 Chinese soldiers killed in Korean War return home​

 

[kuge]

S. Korea, China holds ceremony to casket remains of 88 Chinese soldiers killed during Korean War​

werent the deceased chinese soldiers fought for north klorea? why the south paid homage?

 

[FairAndUnbiased]

Hmm, I was thinking the North Korean reacting more negatively to sign of chinese cozying up with S. Korea.

Your logic is... South Korea returning the bodies of Chinese soldiers they percieve as invading their country is China cozying up to South Korea? Or is it just that they accept that the war is over and it's time to move on?

If Vietnam returned the bodies of US soldiers invading Vietnam would that be seen as "US cozying up to Vietnam"?

 

[beijingwalker]

werent the deceased chinese soldiers fought for north klorea? why the south paid homage?

military protocols

 

[REhorror]

Your logic is... South Korea returning the bodies of Chinese soldiers they percieve as invading their country is China cozying up to South Korea? Or is it just that they accept that the war is over and it's time to move on?

If Vietnam returned the bodies of US soldiers invading Vietnam would that be seen as "US cozying up to Vietnam"?

Uh, yes, North Korea doesn't even recognize S. Korea.

And yes, I can safely say Vietnam did cozying up to the US at least after the 90s, it's not a secret, it's a shame but something we must do to develop.

 

[MH.Yang]

werent the deceased chinese soldiers fought for north klorea? why the south paid homage?

In 1953, China signed an armistice agreement with the United Nations military. The agreement stipulates that South Korea has the obligation to help China search for and return the remains of Chinese soldiers.

The UN Security Council is the overseer of the agreement. China is not only a signatory of the armistice agreement, but also a P5 member of the UN Security Council. China has the right not only to ask South Korea to implement the agreement, but also to send United Nations officials to supervise South Korea's implementation of the agreement.