After driving the North Koreans out of South Korea, the United States pressured the U.N. to

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The United States, after repelling North Korean forces from South Korea, sought to extend its military campaign into North Korea with the aim of eliminating the Communist government there. This move was part of a broader strategy to roll back communism in the region, reflecting the aggressive stance of the U.S. during the early Cold War period.

After Driving the North Koreans Out of South Korea, the United