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2 years ago

Who appeared to be winning the Korean War in 1950 until China actively entered the Korean conflict?

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Taya2010 [7]2 years ago

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The South Koreans appeared to be winning the Korean war in 1950 because of the aid given to them by the UN which included countries like the US. Because of this, China, along with the Soviet Union, came to help North Korea to further their communist ideals. The Korean war was started when North Korea invaded South Korea.

amm18122 years ago

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Explanation:

Korean war started in 1950. 6. 25, It is Sunday so everyone in South Korea relaxed. But, North Korea's ruler, Kim Il Sung, wants to unite his communists rule, so North Korea attacked South Korea.

Unlucky for South Koreans, In the past few weeks North Korea army took over Seoul, the capital of South Korea.

South Korea's leader, Lee Seung Man said everyone relaxes, but he already hides into Daegoun, South Korean city.

However, North Koreans keep Marching, until then, they reached the city of Pusan, the Southwest city in South Korea.

But thankfully, The UN Army come over to help South Korea, and then, the situation turns 180 deg.

The South Koreans(UN) marches all over again, and finally, It seems that South Koreans unites Korea.

But Chinese come over at this time.

So, You're answer is South Korea.

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