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I think one of the advantages that North Korea had was the support of the Soviet Union and China. Both countries are well equipped with tanks and artillery while the South Korean army was only arm with smaller weapon. The US tried not to get involve first, which lead to Stalin releasing nuclear bombs to threaten South Korea and the US

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