12-29-2010 13:41 BJT Special Report:Tension Soars on Korean Peninsula |
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Though South Korea's naval live-fire drills are not near the disputed sea border with the DPRK, they are still causing tension on the Korean Peninsula.
Among the South Korean public, attitudes toward the drill are complicated. After the sinking of the Cheonan and the shelling of Yeonpyeong Island, many favor a tougher stance by the government, while still hoping to avoid war.
Most residents have said they want a more stable economic environment and a peaceful solution to the tension.
"The recent tension has affected our economy. I hope there will be improvement of the current unstable situation soon. I also hope our government can create a peaceful and stable environment for the development of corporations, as well as our nation."
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