Thursday, August 31, 2017

South Korea Is Revising its Strategy Against North Korea

In this photo provided by South Korea Defense Ministry, South Korea's Hyunmoo II Missile system, left, and U.S. Army Tactical Missile System, right, fire missiles during the combined military exercise between the two countries against North Korea at an undisclosed location in South Korea, Saturday, July 29, 2017. (South Korea Defense Ministry)

Daily Mail: South Korea draws up secret plan for trained killers to ASSASSINATE Kim Jong-un and his top officials if the tyrant sparks war

* South Korea is revising its strategy for a 'conventional' attack by North Korea
* Proposals said to include assassinating Kim Jong-un if he sparks a war with Seoul
* It comes after the dictator sparked outrage by firing a test missile over Japan

South Korean special forces have plans in place to assassinate Pyongyang dictator Kim Jong-un and his key officials if the tyrant starts a war, it has emerged.

Seoul's top military chiefs have briefed South Korean president Moon Jae-in on the proposals which are said to include sending trained killers deep into North Korea to target the regime's hierarchy.

It comes as tensions on the Korean Peninsula were raised yet again after Kim fired a test ballistic missile over Japan, sparking international outrage.

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WNU Editor: I have mentioned this before .... the media focus is on North Korea, U.S. - Japanese responses, Chinese reaction, etc.. But the real 800 lb gorilla in the room is South Korea .... and they are positioning themselves to make it clear to everyone that they are not going to be quiet nor are they going to play a junior role in the discussions.

6 comments:

Anonymous said...

Oh, please. North Korean soldiers will chew up south Korean soldiers and then ask for dessert. It's no comparison. After air strikes there's not much the south can do. North Korean soldiers live under severe conditions and are used to real hardship. South Korean soldiers go home to their soft beds and flat screen TV homes. No south Korean soldier wants boots on the grounds because this war cannot be won with boots on the ground. The North would win in any conflict that drags out longer than 6 months. So it would have to be extremely fast. And, realistically, without nukes it would be difficult to achieve "victory" that quickly and reliably. And we don't want to do that. So we can't "win". So north Korea will have nukes ultimately. And they will be contained through more air defense systems, until one day the leadership can be safely replaced by either the Chinese or Americans.

War News Updates Editor said...

I disagree Anon. The South Korea that I know is not soft .... nowhere near it.

Hans Persson said...

These constant threats has to be some kind of mindgame to make Kim paranoid and start killing off more of his closest generals and advisors or make it clear that Kim himself is in danger if he starts a war.

fazman said...

I think you will find the opposite to be the reality. South Korean soldiers are far better trained, immeasurably better equipped, and far more motivated.
One of Kim's biggest fears will not be how many 1000s of troops will run to the south to fight, but how many will defect.

fazman said...

Many experts agree that north cannot keep up the supply and logistics chain to frontline combat units for more than 3 weeks, let alone 6 months.

Anonymous said...

They thought the same about Vietnam. They were wrong then and are wrong now.