UPI: South Korea releases pre-emptive strike video amid rising tensions
Dec. 12 (UPI) -- South Korea's air force released a video of a simulated pre-emptive strike against North Korean weapons systems on Thursday, amid concerns Pyongyang could be preparing to launch an intercontinental ballistic missile.
The video from Seoul's military shows fictitious footage of the Global Hawk, a remotely piloted surveillance aircraft, detecting activity in North Korea, where the regime is seen setting up an ICBM on a mobile launch pad, South Korean television network JTBC reported Thursday.
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WNU Editor: I am sure this is going to get North Korean leader Kim Jong-un's attention.
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"South Korea releases pre-emptive strike video amid rising tensions"
NK has been doing much the same only in real time when they launch missiles into the sea. The message is clear, 'we can do that for real'.
SK is actually a bit slow on the draw. A marketing ploy to justify to its people all the expense of preparing for a war that is not likely to come, and to look tough of course. If SK were to launch a pre-emptive attack it is likely they will be nuked pretty quick. Keep in mind the "rat in a corner" analogy.
Nukes won't be used, mad is, a familiar te to all the players.
Fazman
I certainly hope that nukes would not be used but you never know how a desperate leader might act in the face of defeat and possible annihilation. Keep in mind that if the North Koreans learned nothing else from the last war they were involved in, that included the US, treatment in the face of an impending ceasefire was considerbly less than humane.
I have often wondered if the Russians had had nukes when they were heavily pressed defending against the invading Germans, would they have used them as a last resort?
I'd say Russia would have, but NOT if the Germans had them to.
Good get it on its about time
But u hit wrong target sucker's
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