Why Nobody Can Stop North Korea

Summary by Krater

This video examines North Korea's military capabilities, nuclear program, and geopolitical strategy, concluding that a conventional war would be catastrophic for South Korea, and any attempt to disarm Pyongyang would be extremely costly and dangerous.

From the video

Answers: What are North Korea's military capabilities and the geopolitical implications of a conflict on the Korean peninsula?

• North Korean ICBM tests
• Tactical vs strategic nuclear weapons
• US and South Korean military alliance
• Geopolitical relationship between North Korea and China
• Demographic crisis in South Korea
• Historical context of the Korean War

What it concludes

• Whatever missile North Korea fired on 24th March 2022 possesses the capability to strike targets at a range of around 15,000 kilometers, placing nearly the entire world outside of South America within North Korean ICBM range.
• In an all-out war between North Korea and South Korea along with the United States, the North is 100 percent guaranteed to lose a conventional conflict.
• Tactical nuclear weapons give the Kim regime a fleeting glimpse of hope they could still somehow win against an invasion.
• North Korea is basically capable of just blackmailing China into continuing supporting them financially and militarily.
• By 2053, South Korea's population is projected to shrink from 52 million down to only 44 million, with 40 percent being over the age of 64.
• The best way for South Korea to continue deterring the North from an invasion would simply be for them to acquire nuclear weapons and missiles as well.