Editing Talk:Korean conflict (section)

== A comparable situation ==

I have removed this from the lead:
:A comparable situation to that with North and South Korea also existed with the [[United States]] and the [[Soviet Union]] in [[Cold War|1945-91]], with [[West Germany|West]] and [[East Germany]] in [[History of Germany (1945-90)|1949-72]], with [[North Vietnam|North]] and [[South Vietnam]] in [[Vietnam War|1955-75]], and with [[Yemen Arab Republic|North]] and [[South Yemen]] in [[Modern history of Yemen|1967-90]], and [[Israeli–Palestinian conflict|also still exists today]] with the [[Israel|State of Israel]] and the [[State of Palestine]], [[One-China policy|and with]] [[Taiwan]] and [[China|Mainland China]], and [[Syrian Civil War|has more recently started existing]] with the [[Syria|Syrian government]] and [[Syrian opposition]], but has never existed with the [[Republic of Ireland]] and [[Northern Island]], or with [[Sudan]] and [[South Sudan]].{{fact|date=August 2017}} <br>
This paragraph in some form has been tagged for needing a citation since August. It doesn't reflect anything in the rest of the article. While some of it is largely true, some of it is questionable, and some of it is irrelevant. It seems to be degenerating into an ever-increasingly series of comparisons with a diminishing relevance to the topic.--[[User:Jack Upland|Jack Upland]] ([[User talk:Jack Upland|talk]]) 09:09, 27 November 2017 (UTC)