Joint Security Area North and South Korea

The Joint Security Area (JSA), often called the "Truce Village" in both the media[1][2] and various military accounts[3], is the only portion of the Korean Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) where South and North Korean forces stand face-to-face. The section is reserved between the two Koreas for diplomatic engagements, and until March 1991 was also the site of military negotiations between North Korea and the United Nations Command (UNC). The Joint Security Area is located at 37°57′21.60″N, 126°40′36.50″E lying within the village of Panmunjom.

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[naughtyfeline]

Just so you know, army size doesn't mean as much as it used to. South Korea has some extremely advanced equipment, which pretty much renders North Korean tanks and APCs useless.

The new South Korean tank 'Black Panther' doesn't even need to be able to see an enemy tank to kill it. They can fire guided shots over hills and forests and such.

When one Black Panther can kill 30 out-dated 1960s era DPRK tanks.. numbers don't matter.

[eafanboyssuck]

lol you sure did whoop that ignorant SOB

[manfredong1]

Srsly stop panning around and let us see the conference rooms.

[MrParkinthedark]

These comments and this video only seek to prove that humanity is doomed to fail.

[lucken13]

All countries have their various issues, including US, ROK, and so forth! No country is perfect!  Well maybe Luxemburg! :-)

[MegaSitthichai]

Hi, both of you DPRK and USA armforces.

[brox114]

@jmkk93

It depends from which perspecitve you look. From perspective of upper middle class or higher - yeah, it is definitely great; but from average rational person perspective I don't think so (although, there could be exceptions to the rule, but they are rarer than albino black people).

[brox114]

@jmkk93

OK, I said enough about USA and presented only the truth. Plus, I have a lot of infos from books and articles (even from some documantary movies) about actual situation in USA. Sorry, but it's very hard (read: impossible) to brainwash me. Although, brainwashing is doing great job on majority of "blinded" people who can't combine a few facts and think rationally.

[brox114]

@jmkk93

Yeah, right. Powerty is a huge problem in USA; not only in the states I visited, but all ower USA. No one talks about that or just ignores it, and the only that are "shown and presented" are rich people (upper middle class and up; and they respersent maybe, 20-25% of the population). We have similar situation in Croatia, and not only here, but in most (if not all) capitalistic states.

Plus, USA has more poor and homeless people per total number of inhabitants than, for example, Russia.

[brox114]

@jmkk93

There are much more , but with limit of 500 letters I can't go to detail.

Oh, I visited Florida, Georgia, Alabama and Tenesse for your info.

[brox114]

@jmkk93

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I saw quite a few homeless people and even takled to 3 of them, if I remebmer correctly, about life in USA. They said the truth about what's like in USA and how your goverment are dealing with homeless people - not by trying to solve their problems but by criminalizing it and put them to jails. When talknig with one of them, police patrol driving by stopped and asked me and my friends what business we have with those people and "politely" asked us to move away.

[brox114]

@jmkk93

Honestly, at first look people are too much occupied with their own intersets and they don't give a dam about other people; you Americans are not so friendly and welcoming like people in Russia (I have been twice in Russia, btw). Plus, I saw one older grandma most likely lost it's consciousness and fell to the ground (it was very hot outside, btw); and the people were passing by and ignoring like nothing happened (I was in the bus, so I couldn't help).

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