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During the Korean War, what was the view of the Korean War to a Soviet Union person?
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During the Korean War, what was the view of the Korean War to a Soviet Union person?

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The soviets believed that the Koreans could handle themselves.

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The soviets believed that the war was "an internal matter that the Koreans would [settle] among themselves" - Korean War Legacy Foundation

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