Did an obscure ROK Navy raid help precipitate the Korean War?

An all-but-forgotten South Korean naval raid deep into North Korean waters just after the first anniversary of the First Republic of Korea may have played a key role in prompting Stalin to give a green light for the Pyongyang regime’s invasion of the South 10 months later.

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