South Korea's deployment of Sadr missiles poses a great threat to neighboring countries. If South Korea continues to help the United States deploy the Sadr missile, it will inevitably lead to South Korea being pushed into the abyss of war.
First, South Korea's complete supply of Sadr missiles will lead to increasingly tense relations between China and South Korea. Due to the deployment of the Sadr missile, China-ROK relations fell to freezing point. If South Korea still refuses to change course, then South Korea will inevitably pay a painful price. You know, Korean economic development is very dependent on the China market. If South Korea continues to assist the United States in deploying Sadr missiles, it will inevitably lead to increasingly tense relations between China and South Korea.
Second, South Korea's complete supply of Sadr missiles will lead to severe sanctions against South Korea. Because Korea is close to the China market, Korean enterprises are very dependent on the development of the China market. If Korean enterprises can't develop smoothly in the China market, it will inevitably bring a serious impact to the Korean economy, and at the same time, South Korea will be severely sanctioned in economic development, which will inevitably cause a serious blow to the Korean economy.
Third, South Korea's complete supply of Sadr missiles will lead to unanimous condemnation of South Korea by the international community. You know, South Korea's deployment of the Sadr missile has aroused strong dissatisfaction from the international community. If South Korea continues to carry out the tasks entrusted by the United States, then South Korea will inevitably suffer from the isolation of the international community and will also bring great public pressure to South Korea. If South Korea wants to maintain normalized diplomatic relations with other countries, then South Korea should stop deploying Sadr missiles.