Južna Koreja će u svakom scenariju izaći kao gubitnik jer im rat apsolutno ne treba.

Iskreno, nitko na ovom svijetu ne vjeruje u sjevernokorejsku pobjedu, osim Hinta

Sever ne može da promaši.

Kad bi rat ostao samo na dvjama Korejama sjeverna bi satrala Južnu kao Srbija Kosovo.

Ja sam jugonostalgičar, titoist i hdz-ovac

Baš su štediše ovi iz SK,a ne kao ovi samsungovci!

50 000 000 ljudi na prostoru manjem od 2xBiH. 500 ljudi po km kv.

Kad sever zaore artiljerijom... panika i pokolj.

Etiam tu, Jagnje, mi fili
Pa svi znaju da bi ih onda amerikanci pošteno preorali, ne bi kamen na kamenu ostao...

Mislim da će ovaj put otpočeti napad. Volio bih to.

Danas kad se sve navodi laserski i satelitima, kad elektronika caruje, S. Koreja ima odprilke 0% šanse u tom ratu.

The biggest military concern in striking North Korean nuclear facilities is the threat of North Korean counter-attacks. Seoul, the South Korean capitol, lies within range of North Korean long-range artillery. Five hundred 170mm Koksan guns and 200 multiple-launch rocket systems could hit Seoul with artillery shells and chemical weapons, causing panic and massive civilian casualties. North Korea has between 500 and 600 Scud missiles that could strike targets throughout South Korea with conventional warheads or chemical weapons. North Korea could hit Japan with its 100 No-dong missiles.[7] Seventy percent of North Korean army ground units are located within 100 miles of the demilitarized zone separating North and South Korea, positioned to undertake offensive ground operations. These units could fire up to 500,000 artillery rounds per hour against South Korean defenses for several hours.[8] Finally, if North Korea does have one or two deliverable nuclear weapons, nuclear retaliation (or nuclear threats) would also be available to North Korea leaders.

Even if U.S. strikes on North Korea nuclear facilities are successful, North Korea would still have the capability to inflict massive damage against South Korea and the 37,000 U.S. troops based there. Retaliation might be gradual, or North Korea might resort to large-scale strikes quickly. Efforts to invade the South are less likely, but cannot be ruled out entirely (especially if U.S. military forces are preoccupied in the Persian Gulf). The decision about how to respond would be up to North Korean leaders, who would have a range of military options and the ability to escalate the conflict over time. Although the United States would likely win an all-out war, the damage to South Korea would be tremendous and U.S. forces would sustain large casualties. One U.S. military estimate suggested that U.S. and South Korean military forces might suffer 300,000-500,000 casualties within the first 90 days of fighting, in addition to hundreds of thousands of civilian casualties.[9]

Hint, jesi li dovoljno hrabar da budeš sjevernokorejski dobrovoljac i prvi član I. internacionalne jugoslavenske brigade drug Josip Broz Tito ??