PLOT TO KILL NORTH KOREAN LEADER THICKENS

PLOT TO KILL NORTH KOREAN LEADER THICKENS 

SOLDIERS AWAIT ORDERS IN THE MILITARIZED ZONES IN THE KOREAN PENINSULAR

BY ABDULMUMINI ADEKU.

The plot by powers of imperialists to have the North Korean leader removed from office by every means possible is no longer a child’s play.

The News Office Desk of The Paedia Express Multimedia Group in Lagos,Nigeria was shocked to find out very recently that the Defence  Minister of South Korea Han Min –koo had been quoted to have declared  
Han Min-koo said: “Yes, we do have such a plan. ”
“South Korea has a general idea and plan to use precision missile capabilities to target the enemy’s facilities in major areas as well as eliminating the enemy’s leadership,” he added.
It has long been suspected that such a plan was in place but the minister’s candid answer surprised some.
“A president would want to have the option,” says Daniel Pinkston of Troy University. “… Not presenting that to the president, not training for it and having that capability would be a mistake.”
South Korea has intensified its rhetoric against the leadership of North Korea since Pyongyang claimed a successful test of a nuclear warhead on Sept. 9,2016.
Recently , it tested a new type of high powered rocket engine of the type that could be used for an intercontinental ballistic missile.
‘Worst case scenario’
The defense ministry has said it is planning for the worst case scenario and assumed North Korea was ready to conduct a sixth nuclear test.
Earlier this month, Lee Ho Young, Chief Director of Strategic Planning at the Joint Chiefs of Staff, described a new system called the Korea Massive Punishment & Retaliation (KMPR) just hours after North Korea claimed it had tested a nuclear warhead.
It would involve surgical missile attacks, exclusive special warfare units and an ability to strike North Korea’s leadership if South Korea feels threatened by nuclear attack.
Meanwhile, North Korea accused the United States of pushing the peninsula to the brink of war after a recent  flyover of two U.S. B-1B bombers close to the DMZ or demilitarized zone that separates North and South Korea.
A U.S. military source told the press that  this was  the closest this type of bomber has ever flown to North Korea.
Pyongyang said it was a “vicious scenario to make a preemptive nuclear strike at the DPRK,” according to state-run news agency KCNA.
In exclusive interview with the News Office Desk of Paedia Express Multimedia in Lagos,Nigeria,an international relations expert said he had no qualms at all with the leadership style of the North  Korean leader as it was a perfect check to what he called balance in power in the field of international relations. As a public affairs commentator was less patronizing insisting that if the North Korean leader ,Kim Jong-Un was left unchecked he could unleash a world war three.
North Korea was left fuming and calling for blood recently when a Hollywood blockbuster ,The Interview was premiered with the moving showing of plans by the west to kill the North Korean leader.