"The South Korean puppet clique has rejected all methods for peaceful reunification proposed by the Democratic People's Republic of Korea and dared to commit armed aggression __ north of the 38^th parallel. The DPRK ordered a counterattack to repel the invading troops. The South Korea puppet clique will be held responsible for whatever results may be brought about by this development." Kim Il-Sung, June 25,1950 "The Communists have invaded...our soldiers are fighting courageously, but they lack weapons. Please ask the U.S. to hasten the delivery of arms (weapons)to us." Syngman Rhee, June 24 , 1950 7. According to this document , what is the main difference between the text of Kim II-Sung and Syngman Rhee?

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"The South Korean puppet clique has rejected all methods for peaceful reunification proposed by the Democratic People's Republic of Korea and dared to commit armed aggression __ north of the 38^th parallel. The DPRK ordered a counterattack to repel the invading troops. The South Korea puppet clique will be held responsible for whatever results may be brought about by this development." Kim Il-Sung, June 25,1950 "The Communists have invaded...our soldiers are fighting courageously, but they lack weapons. Please ask the U.S. to hasten the delivery of arms (weapons)to us." Syngman Rhee, June 24 , 1950 7. According to this document , what is the main difference between the text of Kim II-Sung and Syngman Rhee?

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## Brief ExplanationsThe main difference between the texts of Kim Il-Sung and Syngman Rhee lies in their perspectives on the conflict. Kim Il-Sung presents the conflict as a defensive action against South Korean aggression, while Syngman Rhee portrays the conflict as a result of a Communist invasion and requests aid from the U.S.# AnswerKim Il-Sung views the conflict as a defensive counterattack against South Korean aggression, whereas Syngman Rhee sees it as a Communist invasion and asks for U.S. assistance.

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