Caporegime
Thing is to invade you'd need feet on the ground for sure. I'm pretty sure NO would use chemical weapons/nerve agents in their own country to stop them sacrificing
Norway?Thing is to invade you'd need feet on the ground for sure. I'm pretty sure NO would use chemical weapons/nerve agents in their own country to stop them sacrificing
I'd be prepared to bet a significant amount of money, that the US won't do a single thing in terms of military action - in reality I don't think they can.
If it kicks off the US will just cripple their infrastructure, coms and any launchpads they find, then sit back and wait until they run out of food
NK isn't afterall populated by people who beleive in a pixie in the sky
Is there any word on who follows Kim. Does he have any kids etc? Don't think it would take any effort to take him out without causing much harm to civilians.
Then the country would be in chaos. I guess it's possible one of his top army chiefs could take over, but I'm not sure how they could keep the charade going if he gets taken out as a lot of NK appears to be build on perception.
Millions of leaflets dropped on major population centres and army bases explaining just what the outside world thinks of Kim, that he just a fat bloke with bad haircut who doesn't score a hole in one everytime playing golf, what South Korea is like I would think would help inspire enough of the population including the army not to resist and in fact welcome the SK army with open arms much like Europe did as the allies gained ground after D-Day.
NK isn't afterall populated by people who beleive in a pixie in the sky
It's probably actually good for Iran that NK are so many decades ahead of where Israel claim Iran are, despite having less resources and allies. Kinda helps cast doubt on the claims Iran's nuclear program is actually aimed at weapons and not power generation.Is it not kind of awks for Iran that even the muppets in NK can develop a nuke and they can't?
At this point it doesn't seem like NK are gonna stop short of ever increasing provocation however. I think ultimately its going to come down to where one or the other does plays it so close to the brink that the other has no choice but to step over the brink if they play their next move - at which point they either have to run away with their tail between their legs essentially conceeding or go all in.
It's probably actually good for Iran that NK are so many decades ahead of where Israel claim Iran are, despite having less resources and allies. Kinda helps cast doubt on the claims Iran's nuclear program is actually aimed at weapons and not power generation.
wouldnt that be a pretty big breach of various treaties the USA has signed up to though?
They need some pretty significant work on both the missiles and the submarines before they'd have an effective deterrent along the lines of what we have - nothing NK has sub wise is remotely close to our former Resolution class never mind the Vanguard class subs.