韓国保守派メディア「領有権問題で韓国の味方をするロシアと、韓国政府は何で対立の道を選んだのか」
South Korean conservative media "Why did the Korean government choose the path of confrontation with Russia, which is on the side of South Korea on the territorial dispute?"
https://sincereleeblog.com/2022/03/23/sadokinzanmoittemiro/
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WhyIsItInConflictWithS-Korea'sAllyRussia?2
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そして、今日、寄稿文とはいえ、保守派メディアにも、同じ内容がありました。
And today, even though it was a contribution, the conservative media had the same content.
He criticizes the Moon Jae-in Government's policy as to why he chose such a conflicting path even though Russia is on the side of South Korea on the Dokdo issue.
It's none other than ["Pennmikeペンアンドマイク"], which I often quote in this blog.
"Oh, if you criticize the administration, you really do anything," I admired in an unpleasant sense.
Does this make sense to separate it from conservatives and leftists?
＜＜～＞＞ is the quoted part.
우크라이나 사태와 세계 경제 대전, 우리에게 대책은 있는가?
[Park Sang-hoo Column] Ukraine Crisis and World Economic War: Do we have any countermeasures?
https://www.pennmike.com/news/articleView.html?idxno=52613
Initial approval 2022.03.23 08:05:31 Last modified March 23, 2022 15:08
Park Sang-hoo, Guest Columnist
Although Japan is hostile to Russia because of the historical and emotional stigma of the northern territorial problem, it is necessary to ask why South Korea was on Russia's list of non-friendly countries and whether there was no fatal diplomatic mistake. Now, we also urgently need to prepare practical countermeasures on how to deal with the bad inflation caused by the Ukraine crisis, and how to supply and demand energy in a country where there is not a single drop of oil. I am not alone in worrying about whether Seo-hee, who has regained 6 weeks of Gangdong in a quarrel with So Son-nyeong, the general of the Goryeo Dynasty, will be able to solve the twisted Korean diplomacy even if she is reincarnated.
On the 8th, at the height of the Ukraine crisis, Russia announced a list of non-friendly countries and regions. This list includes the United States, Canada, EU countries (as a unitary EU system, not necessarily individual countries), United Kingdom and its subsidiaries (Jersey, Virgin Islands, Anguilla, Gibraltar), Ukraine, Montenegro, Switzerland, Albania, Andorra. , Iceland, Liechtenstein, Monaco, Norway, San Marino, North Macedonia, Japan, South Korea, Australia, Micronesia, New Zealand, Singapore and Taiwan, in all 22 individual countries and regions are listed.
‘Unfriendly’ in an unfriendly country is ‘unfriendly’ in English, and the nuance is simple. The same goes for Korean interpretation. However, the nuance of the Russian word 'nidrujunui' (недружный), which is 'unfriendly', is not so simple. This word, which means ‘unfriendly against brotherly and family-like friendship’, has the nuance of ‘considering him as an enemy at any time’.
It is noteworthy that the Anglo-Saxon countries such as the United States and the United Kingdom are all included in the list of major enemies considered by Russia in the list of non-friendly countries. Since the Biden administration of the United States has defined Putin in Russia as a war criminal, the United States is, of course, the enemy of Russia, and the United Kingdom is historically the enemy of Russia. Although Britain withdrew from the EU due to Brexit, it is the most active supporter of Ukraine among NATO member states.
The most active countries in arms support to Ukraine are the United States and the United Kingdom. On the other hand, Germany, whose economy is paralyzed without Russian natural gas, and France, which has nuclear power plants but is shifting to pragmatic diplomacy, are avoiding hostility to Russia, and support for Ukraine is lukewarm. Ironically, the two axes leading the European Union (EU) tend to refrain from extreme sanctions against Russia while claiming to be an intermediary for Russia.
Unlike Germany and France, the UK announced economic sanctions against Russia on March 15. The UK has announced that it will ban luxury goods exports to Russia and impose a new import duty of 35% on Russian goods at the current exchange rate. According to the contents, the export of British luxury vehicles and luxury and fashion products is banned, which means, for example, that Rolls-Royce will not be sold to Russia. This is a very unusual idea. It has been a long time since Putin changed his exclusive limousine from a German Mercedes-Benz to the luxury brand Aurus in his country. It is enough for the wealthy Russians to switch to Aurus.
Britain has threatened to impose additional import duties on Russian vodka. As vodka is Russia's pride, it is said that it will have a symbolic effect, so-called spiritual victory. The British government has announced that it will do the most damage to the Russian economy and impose an additional tariff of 35% on imported goods. This includes steel, fertilizers, wood, tires, train containers, cement, copper, aluminum, silver, lead, beverages, alcoholic beverages including vodka, vinegar, glassware, cereals, paper, machinery, artwork, leather, and fish. . Rather, it is expected to cause a boomerang effect, in which only domestic producers of cheap Russian raw materials are hit.
Military parade on Red Square in Moscow, the capital of Russia. (Photo=Reuters)
The list of unfriendly countries announced by Russia includes all Anglo-Saxon countries such as Britain, the United States, Australia, Canada, and New Zealand. is in Among the US allies since the Ukraine crisis, Japan is the most hostile to Russia in Asia. Japan is actively supporting Ukraine, which has already sided with Russia in the so-called northern territorial issue and demanded the return of Russia. Japan, which is betting boldly, judging that Russia is likely to lose the war in Ukraine, has recently greatly strengthened its claim to northern territories.
In fact, Japan, which sees Russia as an enemy, is experiencing great difficulties in reality. Japan Airlines (JAL) and All Nippon Airways (ANA), respectively, are flying large detours to the north and south of Russia's territory, and are greatly concerned about bad inflation from Russia. This is the possibility of economic catastrophe not only in Japan but also around the world. The fear of energy and food shortages from Russia, which is the world's third-largest producer of crude oil and the world's largest exporter of wheat, is becoming a reality. Russia is also a country that exports large quantities of palladium, a rare metal essential for semiconductor production. Japan alone is very concerned about the yen depreciation caused by the global shortage of imported raw materials. Japan plans to keep interest rates at zero for the time being, but if the US raises interest rates, it is also difficult to avoid the yen. If the yen depreciation becomes serious while the price of imported goods such as crude oil rises, the pressure of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to raise wages will take a major hit. In order to prevent the long-term cooling of consumption, a wage increase is inevitable, which in turn leads to an increase in prices, which in turn leads to bad inflation.
＜＜・・Although in the case of Japan, we can see that it is in conflict with Russia because of the historical emotional deposit of the Northern Territories issue, but why did South Korea enter Russia's list of unfriendly countries, and was there a fatal diplomatic misstep? It is necessary to answer and see.
It would be necessary to ask if there were any major diplomatic failures.
Russia has never been hostile to us, such as being on the side of South Korea on the Dokdo issue.
If you are in a position to sympathize with Ukraine in the Ukrainian invasion situation, it will not be a big problem if you quietly support humanitarian supplies at the government level and if you have no choice but to follow allies such as the United States with sanctions against Russia. It would have been.
Even the private sector is making a fuss about supporting Ukraine and insisting that Kyiv should be called "Kiiu (* reading in Ukrainian)", but there is no need to do so.
Many countries did not make it to Russia's list of unfriendly countries.
The list of unfriendly countries is missing countries with many countries such as India, Turkey, the Middle East, and South America.
South Korea is neither NATO nor a member state of the European Union, which is in conflict with Russia, but a terrible situation has occurred.
Now, it is urgent to create practical measures on how to deal with inflation caused by the situation in Ukraine and how to deal with energy supply and demand in a country where oil is not produced.・・＞＞
Now, we also urgently need to prepare practical countermeasures on how to deal with the bad inflation caused by the Ukraine crisis, and how to supply and demand energy in a country where there is not a single drop of oil. I am not alone in worrying about whether Seo-hee, who has regained 6 weeks of Gangdong in a quarrel with So Son-nyeong, the general of the Goryeo Dynasty, will be able to solve the twisted Korean diplomacy even if she is reincarnated.
Park Sang-hoo, Visiting Columnist (Reporter, former Deputy Director of MBC)
Source: Pen and Microphone (http://www.pennmike.com)
All countries participating in sanctions against Russia will be prepared for a decent disadvantage.
I don't think I'm just thinking about making a one-sided profit.
Besides, in the case of Japan, even if it was expected that the talks on the Northern Territories would be adversely affected, it would still have taken action.
The quote says "because there is a Northern Territories issue", but you should write "even if there is a Northern Territories issue", here.
I remember writing, "I can't stand to lose something by doing justice," only for those who shout justice.
That's because we see justice in the profit and loss account.
On the contrary, it is not justice to lose.
So, is this kind of opinion openly published? Again, I don't think that opinions like source articles "shouldn't be".
However, there are no right-wing or left-wing groups, and I see them quite often, so I'm really worried.
By the time I call myself "ambiguous," I don't think I'm already proud of it ...
