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Originally Posted by CaptainCrunch
I have my doubts that its that simple.
If you kill Kim you're going to create a massive power vacuum that the Military and the Internal Security apparatus would fight each other to fill as well as the massive amounts of suck ups that have the most to lose with Kim being deposed.
You would create a hail storm civil war with the civil population in the middle.
You would also create the uncertainty of warring factions who each would have access to massive stockpiles of chemical weapons and roughly 6 nuclear weapons.
This is literally a nightmare scenario tar baby.
Its not as simple as killing Kim with no succession plan in place.
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Possibly, but one would think the senior members of the workers party would have a contingency plan ready for this scenario. My guess is it would take months for the NK people to hear about Jong-un's death and they would take that time slid his sister into power. It's claimed she's already in charge of security for the workers party.