Impact 2: Morally, South Korea's loss is South Korea's internal affairs, and China suffered a dumb loss, so it will retaliate against South Korea, and Sino-Korean relations will drop sharply;
Impact 3: Objectively speaking, the tension between China and South Korea is equivalent to pushing South Korea to Japan, and Japan can * * * enjoy the Sadr information, and Japan will steal the fun, which is not good for Sino-Japanese relations;
Impact 4: The deployment of Sadr has made a bad start and played an exemplary role, which will stimulate Southeast Asian countries with ulterior motives to occupy China island reefs, exploit oil and build military facilities in the South China Sea, adding fuel to the fire in the South China Sea;
Impact 5: Sadr's entry into South Korea is only a link in the anti-missile deployment. The next step may be Japan or Taiwan Province Province, which is of negative significance to the direction of cross-strait relations;
Impact 6: Sadr entered South Korea nominally to deal with North Korea, so North Korea will take the opportunity to make a big fuss, continue to develop nuclear weapons and launch missiles, undermine peace and stability on the peninsula, and create problems for South China;
Impact 7: China and Russia are the direct victims of Sadr's entry into South Korea, which will inevitably prompt China and Russia to stand together. In fact, getting too close to Russia will do more harm than good to China's long-term development.
What exactly is "Sade"?
The military of South Korea and the United States issued a joint statement in Seoul, South Korea on July 8, saying that due to "North Korea's nuclear weapons and missile threats", South Korea and the United States decided to deploy the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) system at the US military base in South Korea.
Sade is the only ground-based system in the world that can intercept ballistic missiles inside and outside the atmosphere. Sade is not only a "shield", but also can absorb intelligence and monitor opponents. Of course, the most important thing is that if the "Sade" system enters the Korean Peninsula, not only North Korea will be affected, but also strategic and tactical missiles deployed in China and the Russian Far East will face the risk of "power depreciation". In addition to reducing the deterrent power of China's intercontinental missiles, some experts have analyzed that the "Sade" deployed in South Korea can push the detection distance to the west and north by 300 kilometers compared with that deployed in Japan, thus making it easier to monitor most areas along the northeast, north and southeast coasts of China. Theoretically, the series of "Dongfeng -2 1D" and "Dongfeng -26" anti-ship ballistic missiles launched by China in the eastern coastal areas are in danger of "early exposure".
At the beginning of 20 16, North Korea's weapons developed frequently. First, the self-proclaimed "first hydrogen bomb" was tested on October 6th, 65438/KLOC-0, and then the "Bright Star -4" artificial earth satellite was successfully launched on February 7th. South Korea, Japan, the United States and other countries regard this launch as a disguised long-range rocket test. In response to North Korea's threat, South Korean President park geun-hye said that he would make every effort to seek all diplomatic channels to sanction North Korea, and at the same time consider introducing terminal high-altitude regional defense from the United States. Subsequently, a spokesman for South Korea's Ministry of National Defense said that the demonstration of the potential possibility of the United States deploying terminal high-altitude regional defense in South Korea has been initiated, and it will focus on the threat of North Korea's nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles, as well as the national security and interests of South Korea, and will also consider the impact on China.