Thing is, a broken clock is right twice a day, and in part President Twump is right. The international community has little interest in actually doing anything substantial about this situation, less they would've done it literally decades ago. North Korea is a hornets nest, and just like an actual hornets nest, no one wants to actually be the one to do something about it. China and Russia are too close, and have a lot to lose if it goes wrong. South Korea and Japan depend on our military assistance too much, and won't do anything unless we lead (you know how people are braver when their buddy goes in first).
No, if anything is going to be done, it will have to be the United States taking unilateral action first.
The international community will just catch up afterwards.
If we do it right, they'll try to join and take credit.
If we muck it up, they'll distance themselves, but still make no decisive ruling against us (see also Iraq).
As a state actor, they are pretty unique, and I'd say enough so that it is a standalone issue (for now).
How would it make my position wrong if they weren't though?
