Korea Gears Up to Arm the West Against Russia (and China) |

[@WoodlandT]

This is great news. South Korea is a wonderful country and one of the west’s most important friends in Asia. They are an incredibly capable people and the free world is better off for their presence in the region. A successful and prosperous South Korea is good for all democracy loving people. Continue being awesome SK! 🇺🇸💙🇰🇷

[@PatrickKingJr]

You sound nuts

[@Drownedinblood]

You mean one of their client states...

[@ihlee7982]

한국은 미국과 특수한 이유로 동맹관계지만 대부분 한국인들 입장이 일방적으로 의지하지말자는 마음으로 한국전쟁이후 나라는 강해야한다고 국민들 정서가 그런부분에선 단결중입니다 전치적인 부분이 시끄러운 부분이 있죠 일제시대를 겪고 정치이념이 극도로 다른 사람들 때문에 결국 남북이 갈아지고 한국전쟁이 일어났죠 그리고도 남쪽에선 또다시 정치이념으로 다툼이 많습니다 특수한 남북한 역사문제에 자주성향이 강해서 유독히 정치부분이 평화롭지 않습니다 역대 대통령들의 성향에따라 서로 죽자고 싸우고 있죠 대부분 국민들은 방산 산업개발에 긍정적이며 북한과 통일을 기존 세데와 다르게 반대하는 사람들도 많아지고 있는 상황입니다 흡수통일이 아니라면 각자 살자라는 생각임 많은 국민들이 핵개발을 찬성중이고요 공격적인 스텐스가아닌 북한과 그위에 큰땅 때문에라도 핵을 갖기를 바라는중입니다 저의 개인 생각이니 모두다 같은생각이진 않으니 그부분 오해 없으시길 ❤미국과의 동맹은 영원하길❤ 🇰🇷🇺🇸

[@Jake-gy7qo]

Considering South Korea's geopolitical location, this is a natural outcome. They are bordered not only by North Korea but also by China and Russia, which means that even if the new Cold War ends, they will have to continuously invest in the defense industry. Furthermore, South Korea is an export-oriented manufacturing nation, and since they already have high-tech companies, they hold an advantage in defense exports. After all, a crisis can also signify an opportunity.

[@JohnJackson-e9z]

South Korea and Sweden both have some great designs. Germany has really lost much of its manufacturing potential.

[@SnowLeopard2121]

An old lady donated all of Germany's core technologies and manufacturing to China.

[@charleswomack2166]

That's what happens when a country stops procreating. German engineering is still awesome, but the energy costs and demographics situation is favoring the South Koreans, who import coal from Australia.

[@JohnJackson-e9z]

@@charleswomack2166 South Korea 's demographics are worse than Germany's.

[@dragosstanciu9866]

It is about time for South Korea to become a powerhouse of weapons export! South Korean weapons are of good quality and much needed, especially in Eastern Europe.

[@pauldreze3414]

N'oubliez pas qu'en Corée de sud on travail entre 60 et 72 heures semaine y compris le samedi d'ou certaine performance de rendement.

[@wellokthen720]

​@pauldreze3414 more that south Korea has a large middle age population that has high skills, and a small young population with low consumption. SKs economic reality is they have to export their surplus manufacturing capacity

[@1017-y9x]

@@pauldreze3414 chaebol system insures stability and pro business policies. Not great for the individual people but great for the defense industry

[@Andrew-jx1ly]

@@pauldreze3414 Working 60 to 72 hours a week raises important questions about life choices. Is this level of commitment commendable, or does it reflect a form of self-imposed servitude that leaves little room for a fulfilling life outside of work? It’s worth pondering whether the sacrifices made for career advancement truly justify the toll on personal well-being and quality of life.

[@debrainwasher]

They do it for business - and for their own defense against the North. It is not South Korea's intention to engage in foreign conflicts and soak up retaliation strikes. It is in their law to refuse to deliver weapons into war zones. Russia has already warned South Korea off to ship weapons and ammunition to Ukraine. And they will obey these orders, as the US will never ever leave restrictions from his weapons to strike deep into Russia. As Charles De Gaulle said: «Countries don't have friends. They have interests.» (sic).

[@raylivengood8040]

S. Korea is independent and intelligent in its assessment to stand up and not sit this down. 💪🏼

[@redpipola]

South Korea*

[@Rhotz-ix8ll]

A lot more spine and intelligent leadership in South Korea then all of NATO put together

[@Jimmy-wl2iw]

I own Korean electronics, my kids drive Hyundai; am a huge fan of ROK products. Served there as US Army Soldier 2005-2006. Great for them🇺🇸🫡🇰🇷

[@B카가와]

Thank you for your service. Wish you travel to South Korea again.

[@Jimmy-wl2iw]

@@B카가와 Absolutely! 🇰🇷 Much love Korean people🇰🇷❤️🇺🇸 not to difficult for me 😁

[@Hellpharmacist1]

My best friend's brother was killed in Afghanistan by an IED. My 2nd best buddy was a MP at Liberty Bell Camp (he's 80+ now). Because of South Korea, both of them will see the conflit that marked their whole existence end. You totally conquered the hearts and minds of this world (at least mine!!!) 🇨🇦🇺🇲❤🇰🇷

[@SnowLeopard2121]

Japan was the first developed country in Asia. At the premium of developed countries, media outlets around the world had their Asian branches in Japan, and they translated and sent Japanese anti-Korean articles into their own languages. South Korea did nothing wrong, but it has always been described as a backward country and a bad image, not to cooperate with, for a long time, malicious articles by Japan's anti-Korean media and foreign media that responded to it. I learned that South Korea is not a newly discovered country, but an amazing country that has broken through the interference of Japan and China. And as I learned about Korea's long history, I learned how bad Japan and China are. In particular, I was very disappointed with Japan for not reflecting on it.

[@dawuid1491]

What did China ever do to it lol

[@LAjjang]

Japan may be the first one to be westernized or developed in Asia, but not economically on top any more. They are going through "lost 30 yrs period" now and continues to publish "Korean Hate books". And the war criminals are cherished shamelessly by their political leaders still and deleted the history of the war crimes committed from their history books and not teach their kids on the correct history.

[@deepestsleeep]

​​@@dawuid1491China? 2000 times worse than Japan. China invaded Korea over a few hundreds times for the last centuries. But the most current event would be the Korean war? And the splitting of Korea? Do you remember anything about Mao Zedong? What about CCP's ongoing propaganda against Korea? There are currently 40 Chinese media outlets in Korea that spread misinformation and their political propaganda throughout the world and in Korea. They have been interfering with Korea'spolitics, while trying to send bad images of Korea to all over the world. There are more spies and illegal immigrants from China more than any other nations. China failed to absorb Korea like they did with Tibet and Xianjiang. But they never gave up on Korea to be a part of mainland China. But why don't you know any of the history? China invaded Korea 100 times more than Japan did. Korea has always been good at developing weapons, because Koreans had to fight against Chinese by 1 vs. 100 for centuries. China is the worst.

[@kcato5879]

​@@dawuid1491China is part of the reason North Korea still exists.

[@robertkeaney9905]

They invaded Korea about as many times as England invaded Ireland Every dynasty invaded Korea to remind the Koreans why they pay tribute to the ruler heaven ordained.

[@lotuspocus2165]

Fck yeah South Korea 🇰🇷!!!!

[@ihlee7982]

한국은 현재 통일을 반대하는 사람들이 많아지고있어요 북한과 그위에 일본보다 더 싫은 큰땅때문에 방산산업에 힘을 쓰고 있습니다 이번계기로 미국뿐만 아니라 유럽과도 좋은 결과를 얻어 전쟁이 없기를 바랄뿐입니다 나토연합을 응원합니다 언재나 미국은 특별한 동맹이죠❤ 🇰🇷🇺🇸

[@buddy1155]

Get your head around this: Just the South Korean defence export is almost the entire GDP of North Korea.

[@winterrye3022]

The new "Arsenal of Democracy"

[@jeffsong5653]

For what it's worth, the name Hanwha means Gunpowder Korea. If you ask me, it's a cool name for a defense company.

[@lamia197]

Gunpowder is hwa-yak. Hanhwa means Korean fire.

[@jeffsong5653]

@@lamia197hanhwa is short for Han Kook HwaYak. Korea Gunpowder.

[@lamia197]

That is the old one, you are missing what they said in 1994. ( If you read the maeil newspaper in 1994 april 7th print, you can see why). Also it's more explosives than gunpowder, Korean doesn't distinguish the two. Since they branched out, they changed it. In the chinese letters, they often used the "light hwa" character. They kinda want to move away from that. So it's just Korean fire now.

[@evilwelshman]

Another aspect of South Korean equipment is that it has huge stockpiles of towed 105mm howitzers that are now relegated as obsolete and surplus.... for alternative use. Such that from what I hear, the philosophy at the convention was essentially - If it's a gun, strap some wheels to it. And if something has wheels, strap a gun to it. 😅😅

[@buddy1155]

I really loved that the Koreans invited a bunch of KZbinrs to make sure this little piece of information got "leaked". I have heard this from several different sources on KZbin

[@evilwelshman]

@@buddy1155 Well, it looks like it's worked; seeing as how they've been shilling the K105A1 for the past 10 years and yet everyone's talking about it following KADEX like it's the bee's knees. Meanwhile, they've probably been working on strapping that gun to a Kia ever since they saw the Hawkeye. 😁😁

[@mugen2808]

105mm war win change weapons

[@grisall]

Most people i know consider So Korea, Japan, Australia, New Zealand, and Taiwan to also be "the West"

[@hansybarra]

Only Australia, New Zealand are considered Western as they are closely related to UK, the rest are the Orient.

[@grisall]

@@hansybarra it's not compass direction it's democratic values. I live in California - those places i listed are my west. UK is the far east from my house

[@avocaza1393]

@@hansybarra orient? lmao

[@ramonantoniodejuanbennett6239]

Asian West.

[@grisall]

@@hansybarra Many modern books such as the World Atlas consider countries like Japan to be "The West"

[@phunk8607]

well they already has the biggest army in the world... BTS

[@networkgeekstuff9090]

So, essentially from GANGNAM style to GUNDAM style :D

[@phunk8607]

LOL

[@Gudha_Ismintis]

UK must follow S Korea's armaments industry - to restart it's manufacturing industry at least

[@HedgehogZone]

Nah, germany is ALOT better. Specialy for the UK!

[@bullet1544]

First try to fix NHS and Roads.

[@user-vc5zt9ci12]

We just need a combined investment policy across Europe to target specialised capability - the UK still has world leading military design capabilities in many areas.

[@user-vc5zt9ci12]

​@@bullet1544can do both

[@deepestsleeep]

You might need a neighbor like North Korea, China, and Russia nearby in order to boost morale.

[@littlerainyone]

Very informative video, thanks! I would so love to see S. Korea make agreements to supply Ukraine with weapons in the quantities in needs.

[@robertkeaney9905]

North Korea and South Korea fighting a proxy war using Europeans wasn’t on the bingo card. But fuck it, we ball

[@shanelyon414]

Trust the Koreans to deliver bang for your buck. Not to mention they are willing to do military technology oroduction transfer, building their products in customer country. Hopefully they can shake up the corrupt and inept western military industrial complex, or crush it with Korean efficiency.

[@saus9870]

To anyone interested in this I can recommend the Perun channel, which went into depth.

[@Bushas666]

western countries are just too slow

[@timothymachen687]

Great journalism and analysis! South Korea will be a juggernaut of defense/weapon systems.

[@hitmusicworldwide]

FYI it's NOT "Hai Yoon Die" it's "Hyun day" almost like "Sunday". Koreans would never pronounce Hyundai the way he's pronouncing it. Nether would Americans who own millions of the company's cars and know better. Hai Yoon Dai sounds more Chinese than Korean 😂😅

[@philoslother4602]

Hai-un-dai is the official British pronunciation ^^

[@evilwelshman]

So, from my understanding, one of the big draws of South Korea is its willingness to engage in technology transfers and to cooperate towards local production at the buyers' home country. These, I suspect, might leave the South Korean model a somewhat short-term strategy. The jobs created by a new contract are likely temporary and eventually due to transfer to the buyers' country. Likewise, combined with technology transfers, the buyer is then less reliant on continued purchases from South Korea / no need for additional contracts for the product. Instead, South Korea would have to search for a new customer; except now with a potential new competitor providing a similar product.

[@PotomacPotomacPark-tv7cz]

You missed the point. These are ongoing, open blanket contracts. Even when countries sell weapon systems with technology transfer, there are still restrictive contingency clauses in place. These clauses typically require buyers to procure core technologies in future purchases. No country would freely offer its proprietary technologies without safeguards or limitations. Licensors do not provide "comprehensive" unrestricted access to their most sensitive, top secret technologies and innovations.

[@evilwelshman]

@@PotomacPotomacPark-tv7cz With many of the contracts, they are signed with the view of setting up factories local to the buyer's country, typically in partnership with a local manufacturer, with the aim of developing local industry, and eventually 100% local manufacture. Yes, it is under license but it is still local manufacture and potential competition in the export market. Cases in point: 1) Turkey developed the Altay tank following technology transfer of the K2 tank from South Korea, and is now marketing it for export with Qatar being a buyer. 2) Likewise, the Polish Krab is derived from the K9 howitzer chassis following technology transfer and Poland has been able to send them to Ukraine without any ire from Russia towards South Korea.

[@phunk8607]

Ummm you don't understand Korea. In Kbeauty they are so ahead of the west they literally a decade out. Each month they introduced upgrades technology. If the other countries want the latest stuff stye have to buy. Stop thinking like american

[@evilwelshman]

@@phunk8607 Military tech is not at all like beauty products. The costs of R&D and setting up new production (e.g. for a new component) are immense.

[@PotomacPotomacPark-tv7cz]

@@evilwelshman OMG, I’m relieved they don’t share your overly simplistic view. While the product will be 100% locally manufactured, all proprietary components must still be sourced from the licensor under strict non-compete agreements. Even if I explained this from the perspective of a specialist in patents and intellectual property, you’d continue to rely on your pie in the sky theories, suggesting that Koreans would give away their proprietary technologies to future competitors. A relevant example is Germany's sale of the Taurus cruise missile system to South Korea under a "complete and comprehensive technology transfer agreement." Despite this, Germany retained ownership of the core technology’s proprietary patents and maintained the right to manufacture and sell key components to the licensee, thereby protecting their local infrastructure and commercial interests. As you correctly noted, military technology is not comparable to consumer products like beauty items. The costs of R&D and establishing production for critical components are immense. Consider Apple: while they claim that iPhone components are designed and manufactured in the U.S., they don’t publicly admit that the OLED display screen and the chips operating it are manufactured by their direct competitor, Samsung. However, due to a non-compete agreement, Samsung remains their sole supplier for these components. Why would countries like Korea, the U.S., France, Germany, or the UK openly share their proprietary technologies with other licensees? Oops, I just shared too much confidential information!

[@GreeceUranusPutin]

South Korea should have bought K-Mart, it would be a natural fit!

[@Hession0Drasha]

If only the french were less greedy, and willing to produce systems in their customers countries. Instead of trying to hoard all of the jobs, and get the rest of europe to pay for it. It's not going to happen! 😅 This is why Korea will most likely overtake them, in sales value.

[@Jupitersonlyson]

Look North , this won't go unpunished 😂

[@bangmo7]

[Fact Check] 1) The Pronunciation of LIG is "L, I, G'. It is NOT 'lig". 2) As for the Ballistic & Air Missile Defense(BAMD), Hanhwa is producing the radar(which is a very powerful AESA,) and the launch vehicle. LIG produces the interceptor missiles and the fire control system. Acutally it was LIG which integrated the total system. 3) LIG is specialized in missiles. Most of the missiles/interceptors are being developed and produced by LIG, except those guided rockets/missiles for Chunmoo MLRS, which is produced by Hanhwa. Hanhwa also produces ballistic missles, i believe. One of the reasons why South Korean defense industry is strong and has great potential is the fact that big companies are leading it, even though defense does not make a lot of money. For example, even Lockheed Martin's annual revenue is around 70 billion, while that of Samsung is around 300 billion and Hyundai motors about 200 billioin. It was not until recently that defense divisiion of a company makes meaningful profits. Just imagine Lufthanza for highend UAVs. Vokswagen's related company for battle tanks. Intel for secret custom-made chips for the military. For example, Poongsan is famous for ammos and shells. However, its real biz is non-fero metals, a huge business, dawrfing ammos and shells.... Ammos and shells have been 'a contribution to the country' or 'a way of patriotism'.

[@oosniper3578]

우리 한국은 자유진영의 일원이며 중견국가로써 독재자의 침략에 고통받는 우크라이나를 도와야 한다고 생각 합니다. 이미 북한은 러시아를 돕기위해 파병을 했고 만약 그들이 전투병이라면 우리 대한민국도 그에 걸맞는 대처가 있어야 한다고 봅니다. 북한병사들에 바랍니다, 아무런 명분이 없는 전투에 참여해서 아까운 목숨을 버리지 말고 무엇이 의로운 길인가를 생각 하기바랍니다..

[@joeijrntn4]

당연한거죠우리는미국의혈맹이고파병도모집해야하며나도가서싸우고싶어요

[@oquemaur]

The world is a shit show and we’re bingeing on popcorn

[@ReedoTV]

Who had "Russia and Ukraine are in a proxy war between North and South Korea" on their bingo cards?

[@charleswomack2166]

Awesome video. And have you been spending time in the gym? You're looking swole!

[@jrgenberthelsen2371]

Wow amazing💪💪💪

[@kinwingwu6442]

😮 bargains galore

[@mobilesam7i]

high'n'die is a really cool company

[@albert-kw]

ronny 👌👌

[@genstian]

No, north korea is still like 50 years behind south korea, noone cares - south korea could have, for decades totally crushed the nort. And heck, even china disagrees with the Ukraine war, so its more like an "in your face" towards those.

[@douglassshephard3732]

I hope South Korea gives Ukraine some Jets, to augment the f-16s that they have and mirage jets that they're going to get and the Griffin Jets they may get from Sweden some other anti-air missile systems that will be able to knock out incoming glide bombs would be also great to get in the hands of Ukraine and have them test them out on Russian glide bombs for the company in Ukraine.

[@redpipola]

South Korea*

[@-sephrin2260]

This vid reminded me: The early bird 🐦 gets the worm 🪱... And the 2nd mouse 🐁 gets the cheese 🧀.. 😅

[@scottsmith7051]

Democracy vs totalitarianism....its on

[@jakeoruas8198]

KOREA'S FINEST

[@JGPlunder]

That is a beautiful jet It's like an F-22 and an F-35 had a baby! It will be gnarly when she's all grown up

[@seanbrazell7095]

Yo! Ronnnnnney!

[@andan2293]

I thought Korea is arming Russia (aka East). Can we be more specific than "Korea"?

[@chillxxx241]

Making weapons is a necessity. It is not done for “profits”. Your government and companies will ultimately lose money. Technology “spin-offs” for commercial use may potentially offer profitability.

[@martinhiguera9031]

Duh

[@pastorg48]

Drive a Hyundai into battle? I wouldn’t drive one to work!

[@theconqueringram5295]

Good for South Korea!

[@ossuseryoutube]

Wonderful!, and by building really good weapons at much lower prices than Europe and the US it might force the other suppliers to get smarter and more competitive and that is way past time to have happen. That makes me worry a bit. Military suppliers are closely connected to governments.

[@Vpy2023]

Before all of this, let them tackle the rapid population decline, this seems to be a big problem for all rapidly developing countries

[@jordan-qj4op]

Military industrial complex in south korea sounds like a good idea to supplement its economy. Hopefully it dosnt put too much eggs into that basket cus if they do it would seem like its the country’s interest to always have conflict around the world. If the military industrial complex becomes to big to fail they are always gunna be dependent on conflict to sell arms to and it would be in their interest for conflict to occur just a food for thought.

[@egg174]

❤🇰🇷

[@bittripper3530]

Tanks with jamming equipment are probably already out of date even before they are completed, AI will get them so they'll need a point defense system

[@zawiszaczarny7876]

It's already doing so.

[@GeeHanShin]

Hyundai makes the best tank and you doubt cars? 😂

[@williamsung9317]

ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 이 채널에서 한국 이야기가 나오네

[@김성민-l9m]

이채널이 무슨 채널인데요?

[@alvydasjokubauskas2587]

When you cant sell guns - you are losing so much money...

[@twofortydrifter]

High on Dye

[@drsnowmon]

'hai yun die" lol silly Brits

[@dreamcast3607]

Is Hyundai really pronounced like that lol

[@atanacioluna292]

It is sad that weapons are more important with disorder. Better law and order are what we must develop.

[@law-abiding-criminal]

But how will the K3 tank protect against drones with optical fibre cables (now in used by the russians)

[@jtf2dan]

russia doesnt have that many drones, and russia will be out of tanks and armour long before ukraine

[@user-DongJ]

Looks like the dark bloody game, drama or marathon in Europe, Africa, America & Asia particularly in Eastern Europe & Middle East is now going to continue with more deadly toys minus the dark weapons like chemical, nuclear & germ weapons. Hopefully such sick conflict remains contained or Climate change & pandemic will be ending these games & dramas sooner than later.

[@Andrew-jx1ly]

To be a credible information supplier, it’s essential to examine both sides of the story and resist the urge to let personal beliefs, especially extreme left views, cloud judgment. Ignoring this principle not only veers into the realm of propaganda but also undermines responsibility and integrity. Outlets like VisualPolitik have earned a reputation for bias, often twisting narratives to fit a specific agenda rather than presenting an objective analysis. This kind of one-sided reporting is not just irresponsible; it’s a disservice to the public, who deserve balanced perspectives based on facts rather than ideology.

[@nkugwamarkwilliam8878]

Are people being paid to go there to cover their military equipment because too many people are talking about it now and all seem to send some and have too many people willing to do an interview about it ?

[@infernoboi92]

Every artillery send will have a geran send to NK inventory, GLHF

[@chillxxx241]

The US and EU could build their own, but there really isn’t any demand. Ukraine needs the weapons and they have no money. Now the US and EU are using seized Russian funds to give Ukraine loans. The hope is that they will buy weapons from the US and EU, but they may just use much of that money produce weapons themselves.

[@chomper720]

Hmmm have any of these been properly tested in wars? M1 and leopard tank is not doing that good in Ukraine these days, maybe the K2 will do better?

[@nobodyherepal3292]

Yes. The M1 and Leopard are doing fantastic in Ukraine, especially compared to the T-series tanks their up against.

[@mingouczjcz3800]

Not enough. Should send army to Ukraine.

[@townrumor]

What’s the use to all this when u have Nukes is this to police 👮🏻‍♂️ the people 😬

[@MrFrescocotone]

Learning how to correctly pronounce at least the name HYUNDAI correctly should be basic. Ridiculous

[@thisin.]

that's the english pronunciation, not the korean one

[@IK_MK]

Korean pronunciation: _"Hun-day"_ English pronunciation (mostly heard): , _"Hai-yun-Die"_

[@thisin.]

@@IK_MK they'd have to change the spelling to change the English pronunciation. HYUNDEI.

[@IK_MK]

​@@thisin.No need to, most of the time people just understand the implied meaning. Plus applying such a rule would mean changing an inumerable number of words in the dictionary.

[@MrFrescocotone]

@thisin. There's no such thing as the "English pronunciation". Only the correct one

[@neerajoshi5473]

One question I have is why does South Korea have Russian equipment? Some people might not know this, but South Korea has Russian T 80s BMP 3s, and some Russian helicopters why is that can someone tell me

[@이민규-d9s4i]

Russia couldn't pay their debt so they just paid it through some weapons

[@jtf2dan]

captured from North Koreans.

[@jtf2dan]

possibly provided by USA so they could find out their weaknesses...

[@swee2251]

During the 1990s, Russia gave South Korea those military vehicles in exchange for South Korea cancelling 50% of Russia's debt.

[@sangjinlee5020]

they didn't have money but weapons lol.

[@im2b1234]

❤❤❤

[@budingstv]

2nd?

[@ThomasWickham-np6ju]

Itd be great to have south korean and Taiwan work together with the us in the us i think then combined with true desire to do anything is possible.

[@hip-hiphopanonymous]

First?

[@109destiny]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@zurielsss]

South Korean exports have been suffering Taiwan had better chips China is undercutting home appliances Cars are being replaced by electric cars. They need a new sector to export , why not weapons ?

[@Xentradi97]

Not quite. It's not that Tawian has better chips, they have better foundry which builds chips for others. And yes they are better at it but Korea's still doing well on producing their chips. Hyundai and Kia are doing better than ever jumping to top 3 from previous 6 producing ICE, EV, and Hydrogen vehicles. Weapons are just latest diversifications

[@gabrielmenezes2761]

g

[@roanwestraat9604]

That tank turret looks mighty vulnerable......

[@LAjjang]

Making suggestion, K-239 Chunmoo (천무) is incorrectly pronounced. Can you copy and paste the name; 천무 in the Google translator and check the correct pronunciation? Also, LIG Nex1 is pronounced as L I G Nex1 instead of Lig Nex1. I hope this help you in some way in making better video.

[@nestycaps1052]

your Vlog is a very Funny Gay Circus Show in Show of support for your King of Clowns Zelensky

[@greenleafend4games]

Cheap and low quality Korean armament is not the answer. Domestic high quality European made armament is the answer.

[@DemonZest]

low quality ? You're joking right ?

[@jtf2dan]

Poland is buying all new tanks and Arty from South Korea as it is the best in the world right now.

[@Inchonseoul]

🤔 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@qnelvudghkfhqrp]

crap

[@deepestsleeep]

Racist.