U.S. and South Korea new agreements defensive huddle

If on the one hand , with Iran the process of resumption of diplomatic contacts can allow you to glimpse the solution , even if not immediate or even short-term , the nuclear issue on the Korean front do not experience many positive developments in international politics the United States. Based on this assumption is the recent military agreements between the U.S. and South Korea, which entail strengthening the nuclear umbrella , which is the defense system of the Asian country from the threat of atomic Pyongyang. In the vision diplomacy Obama's global nuclear deterrence is a primary aspect to be pursued by all means , if the means are not sufficient totally peaceful, they can move on to more pressing non-military methods , such as sanctions and isolation or combine these with the prevention of war, with the hope that there is the need of the use of arms. However, the situation in the Korean Peninsula is considered highly unstable , due to the unreliability of the state of North Korea. The U.S. intentions are to develop a new strategy against hypothetical attacks from Pyongyang , which is to provide in favor of Seoul, both in terms of a comparison of conventional , through the creation of dozens of land bases equipped with interceptors , and on that of the prevention of ' nuclear attack by preparing to launch attacks on sensitive targets in North Korea . But in addition to equip the South Korean military equipment forefront , working on elaborate defensive systems , Washington ally aims to give greater autonomy and ability of deterrence against Pyongyang. To this end, operational control , now based in Washington , and he had to go to Seoul in 2015, will be the subject of a new argument that can predict the postponement of the transfer , to better define the modalities of intervention . The final intention is to arrive at a full capacity of the country's South Korean self-defense , also because of the remarkable progress that North Korea has achieved in recent years in the field of nuclear research war . For the United States it is important to support their allies , especially those located in hotspots , such as the sea route that passes from the Korean Peninsula , but at the same time , be able to bring their level of military preparedness to a high degree to be able to cope adequately danger; also the psychological factor of a full capacity of self-defense must be able to compensate for a potential reduction of U.S. troops stationed in the country. Surely it is a program that in the medium and long term should allow both economic savings , an ally fully formed in order to lighten the task of the American armed forces.