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Originally Posted by Huntingwhale

They absolutely are not interested. They are content to sit back and watch the NK army deplete themselves and not a single SK soldier lost. This has been discussed on the SK subreddit fairly often. Obviously redditors are not reflective of SK policy as a whole, but from what I understood it seems that there was some spat a while ago between SK and UA diplomats and some names were called, or something dumb like that. The UA diplomat to this day has refused to apologize for the comments and it left a sour taste on the SK end. As well, supposedly some missile tech from UA was illegally sold on the black market some years back to some NK officials, which helped NK to advance their missile program.

If ever there was a time for the south to smack the north in the face, this is it. But SK obviously isn't interested in a war that is being fought on another continent, that is resulting in their enemy having their stocks depleted. This is a big win for them. Other than the occasional humanitarian aid, nobody should expect SK to start sending any kind of military aid.

This is on Europe to do something drastic. The coalition of the unwilling is still kicking the can down the road. As we speak, the NK army is gearing itself to possibly play a role in directly attacking a European country. They've restricted themselves to Kursk to as to not be directly involved, but I have a feeling that will change at some point.

While NK is depleting their resources they are also gaining experience and possibly technology in return.