North Korea's Watchdog Site Daily NK It has been reported On Monday, the parents of North Korean soldiers went missing after questioning the official account of his son's death in a labor camp where he was exiled, allegedly showing “disrespect” to dictator Kim Jong-un.
Kim was like that visit A special forces training site in September 2024 where around 20 soldiers were arrested for “violating his personal safety protocols.”
“Glancing at the Supreme Leader during a practical exercise is dangerous and can lead to accidents. Kim's security personnel have harshly criticized the soldiers for such inappropriate behavior,” a source in Pyongyang said. I said NK every day in October.
“It was a big problem that surprised even Kim's security team, especially as they knew about the visit and rehearsed. This led to accusations of dishonest attitudes during the drill,” the source said.
To take a dishonest attitude in a mentally ill North Korean dictatorship is when dictators personally complain about it, especially when they complain about it, as in the September training camp exercise.
An official statement from the administration media claimed that Kim “was proud and proud of seeing the soldiers, and gave them high praise and honor,” but he reportedly made lightly comments about their performances behind the scenes.
“The commanders and officials of the squad can face severe punishment as the authorities take it so seriously during the visit of the Supreme Leader. But Kim has to approve the final punishment,” a Daily NK source predicted.
Members of the Special Forces Unit were subsequently arrested and sent to labor camps, and the punishment for committing Kim Jong-un by looking at him turns out to be very serious.
Many North Korean special forces soldiers were sent to Russia to help Kursk fight against Ukrainian invasion forces. It is reportedly I played it The important role of Recapture A village from the Ukrainians, so Kim was probably very sensitive to the display of disrespect, disloyalty, or incompetence from the army he was reviewing.
“Twenty soldiers who showed dishonorable behavior during Marshall's visit were sent to military-run labor camps after the investigation was completed in mid-January. The military's National Security Agency determined that these soldiers would be transferred to the quarantine zone after spending time,” a source from Daily NK in Pyongyang said.
This was also thought to be shocking to the brutal and brainwashed subjects of the Kim administration, as the soldiers' “crime” seemed relatively mild. The disappearing soldier's parents were even more shocked when North Korean troops claimed their sons had died under dark circumstances.
According to the Daily NK, some of the wealthy and better connected families of missing soldiers tried to learn the true fate of their son. One couple from North Freyr decided to raise funds for a thorough investigation by selling their property. They were rewarded for their efforts with ominous visits from the army.
“The soldiers escorted their parents to Pyongyang on February 15th, but they never returned. Four days later, housing staff arrived and announced that their home would be reassigned to another family. The whole neighborhood was unsettled,” reported Daily NK.
The story is reportedly created “extreme anxiety” among both public and North Korean soldiers. Several of Kim's subjects apparently are trying to convince themselves that the dictators didn't know about 20 disappearing soldiers and their temptation, despite revealing that Kim complained about the soldiers' actions in September.
Founder of North Korea's Leadership Watch and Stimson Center Fellow Michael Madden I said UK Guardian Last week, 20 special forces soldiers were scapego-goed due to failure, possibly by Kim's personal security guards.
“His bodyguards take pride in their preparation, and in this case something is holding them back. They need to justify their role and power, meaning they do anything to maintain that authority. If that's their fault, they assign liability to other individuals and institutions to avoid accepting negligence,” he said.
Madden thought some or all of the missing soldiers could simply “redipate themselves in battle” to Russia or conveniently die on the frontline, while others may “drove in hard work” by taking responsibility during a visit to Kim's training camp in September.
That security issue may have been more severe than the daily NK correspondents demonstrated. Madden pointed out that Kim's bodyguard was wearing tactical gear and carrying an assault rifle in September instead of his regular business suit, suggesting that there is reason for the dictator to be feared to be attacked.
Ryu Song Ha-young, a former North Korean sergeant who fled in 2019. I said ABC News in early March North Korean soldiers fighting for Russia were told that their family would be killed if they were captured alive by Ukrainians.
“Most soldiers commit suicide before being killed by the enemy. Capturing them is the biggest shame,” Ryu said.
“If soldiers are captured and informed to the enemy, their families will be punished and go to political prison camps. What's worse, they will be executed in front of people,” said another exile named Park Yoo-seun.
The Ukrainian lives at least two North Korean soldiers despite the incentives for his army to commit suicide.
