South Korean Preparedness for the North Korean Nuclear Threat: A Few Steps Behind
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This paper reviews the current state of South Korean nuclear preparedness and draws out some necessary tasks for the future. It reviews all available options that a non-nuclear, threatened country should take in response to the level of the nuclear threat. These are a diplomatic approach, a preventive strike, deterrence, defense, civil defense, and negotiations. In conclusion, South Korea has depended too much on diplomatic solutions in the initial periods of the North Korean nuclear weapons development. It did not review defense measures in depth and did not consider the preventive strike option during that period. South Korea procrastinated on its Ballistic Missile Defense (BMD) construction and did not review the necessity of nuclear civil defense until the present. South Korean nuclear preparedness appears to have many shortcomings. South Korea should expedite and improve its BMD shield as soon as possible. It may need to utilize the preemptive strike capabilities of the United States to provide more money for its BMD. It needs to prepare nuclear blast and/or fall-out shelters by efficiently renovating existing conventional shelters and other underground facilities.
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This paper reviews the current state of South Korean nuclear preparedness and draws out some necessary tasks for the future. It reviews all available options that a non-nuclear, threatened country should take in response to the level of the nuclear threat. These are a diplomatic approach, a preventive strike, deterrence, defense, civil defense, and negotiations. In conclusion, South Korea has depended too much on diplomatic solutions in the initial periods of the North Korean nuclear weapons development. It did not review defense measures in depth and did not consider the preventive strike option during that period. South Korea procrastinated on its Ballistic Missile Defense (BMD) construction and did not review the necessity of nuclear civil defense until the present. South Korean nuclear preparedness appears to have many shortcomings. South Korea should expedite and improve its BMD shield as soon as possible. It may need to utilize the preemptive strike capabilities of the United States to provide more money for its BMD. It needs to prepare nuclear blast and/or fall-out shelters by efficiently renovating existing conventional shelters and other underground facilities.
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