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gopoohgo t1_j6k1viv wrote

>Also Korea gains easy entry to EU markets.

They already are selling their K9 self propelled artillery to multiple EU members.

Given the M1A2SEPV3 multiyear backlog and Germany's fickle attitude with the Leopards, the K2s are really the only game in town

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Sakurasou7 t1_j6k2zvr wrote

Momentum will be key. Korea has the chance to become a dominant player. They can do this by becoming more visible to European nations. Even with Germany's attitude, their gear is technologically advanced and is a dominant player rn. Potential must be realized, military gear purchases are more than just simple purchases. It aligns the partnering nation with the seller in more ways than one. Poland has decided to go along with Korea, but will others do the same? Showing commitment in the region is the way to further Korea's interests. Much like how the US conducts its business.

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