Source: reuters.com
A rather haunting image from the Korean Peninsula of children playing in front of a tank poised near the demilitarized zone separating North and South Korea.
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Not haunting at all. That tank stands guard between happy, free children and a problematic regime in the northern half of the peninsula. They are happy because that tank and crew stand guard.
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The kids are innocent they don’t know the peace and the war provided they experience the war.The kids who flee with their parents out of Syria and Iraq know the dangerious image of war.
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