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What did Americans do during the Korean war?
fought North Korean and Chinese troops
Where did North Korean troops get their weapons during the Korean war?
From Russia and China.
Who attacked the united nations troops in Korea?
North Korean and Chinese troops at various locations during the Korean War
Who was North Korean leader during the Korean War?
Kim II Sung
Who was the leader of north Korea during the Korean war?
KIM IL-SUNG was the President of North Korea during the Korean War.
What did the north Korean troops do that led to the Korean war?
North Korean troops crossed in South Korea on June 25 1950 which started the Korean War...
What was the course of UN war aims during the Korean war?
to clear south Korea from occupation by north Korean and Chinese troops
How many troops are in the North Korean military?
Between active, paramilitary and reserve troops, there are about 9,495,000 people in the North Korean military.
What country sent troops to North Korea to help fight the Korean war?
China sent troops during the Korean war to the North to help them fight the South. Russia gave the North and China weapons.
Why are US military troops in south Korea?
During the Korean war the North Korean troops took over almost the whole Korean peninsula. Only due the US led UN troops intervention did the South Korean survive. After Some back and forth fighting with the US + South Korean troops agains North Korean + Chinese troops did the border stabilize where it stands today. US troops remain in South Korea as a deterrant against Norths invasion and to uphold the peace in the peninsula.
Who sent the troops to help north Korea?
During the Korean war, China sent troops to help North Korea. The Soviet Union (Russia) also helped.
What country sent troops to north Korea during the Korean war?
During the Korean War, China sent troops to North Korea to support the North Korean forces against South Korea and United Nations troops, primarily led by the United States. The Chinese intervention began in late 1950, significantly altering the course of the war and contributing to a stalemate that lasted until the armistice in 1953. Additionally, the Soviet Union provided material and logistical support to North Korea but did not send combat troops.
