Unveiling North Korea’s Most Mysterious Forces: The Special Operations Forces. Explore their secretive history, formidable capabilities, and potential threats to South Korea. Are they a true force to be reckoned with? Find out now!
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You know what I like? This video.
You know what I don't like? 3 minutes of unskippable phuking ads.
Anyone interested in this topic, and the armed forces of north korea in general, i HIGHLY recommend the book that came out in 2023: The Armed forces of North korea : The path of Songun by Stijn Mitzer and Joost Oliemans (or the guys behind the Oryx Blog)
Bro your sharpness and unsatisfying vowels are to cringe bro hurts my brain.
These guys are super dangerous …if you're Bond villain henchmen attacking them one at a time, hand to hand, and die instantly after being thrown.
Yeah his voice and the way he talks is just beyond obnoxious… I cannot watch this channel / this guy..
Amazing video! Can you explore the South korean special forces, too?
300 US & SK troops died killing 400 NK special forces infiltrators. That doesnt make the North Koreans sound very good. With stealth & surprise, they only managed to get themselves killed.
I hear a lot of "believed" keep in mind we "believed" russia and china were near peer until recently.
Major problems when two adversaries share the same homeland and language, the North could flood the South with special forces over time, prior to a major attack. Scary stuff.
Fatty Kim has his private harem of 120 female special forces operatives, they’re trained to do unspeakable acts on him in his bedroom. He’s the toughest man in North Korea. 💪
I'd like to hear what the US 'pays' to negotiate releases of US citizens.
I mean if you have 200k of people in a country of that population, are they actually " special"?
Maybe there are a couple of really capable units numbering 1000-2000 within the whole force.
Who Dares Wins SAS
Z is ZET!!! Learn to speak properly!
Could His Troops ???
Look Any More Scrawneir ???
The thing is these forces have 0 modern experience. The US military is substantially more lethal now. I wouldnt want to go up against these guys but I wouldnt fear them any more than I would Russian VDV.
For those interested in this special topic who also enjoy movies about it, there's a really well made South Korean movie SHIRI, made in 1999 about this very topic.
This was the very first South Korean "high budget" Hollywood-type movie from South Korea.(~$10M budget, for Korean moving making, back in the late 1990s… was like today's $150M – $200M Hollywood movie budgets.)
It was so new, as a genre, for modern South Korean movie-making, in fact, that the director said they had to RENT the guns and other "special ops" military gear from some American movie making company.
Some of South Koreans actresses & actors who would go on to become household names in South Korea and in Asian movies… got their start in SHIRI. Choi Min-sik being one of those, who played the senior commander from the special ops from the North. His ranting speech, once he's cornered, with noway out, about the corrupted South Koreans & their kids getting obese from eating American hamburgers, leaving his North Korea comrades & people in starvation mode, searching for & eating edible barks and grasses… was exceptionally moving, as far as memorable cinematic speeches go…
The movie revolved around the romance of a special forces officer ("sleeper cell" agent) from the North (South Korea/American-born actress Kim Yun-jin, from TV series LOST) and a federal police detective Han Suk-kyu
It had extreme violence, well choreography, well written monologues, political thrills, romance, tragedies, and all the ingredients made for good Hollywood type movies…
Starting to understand why the Business Blaze North Korean Special was never released.
Neat.
They can’t be that dangerous, there are still North Koreans.
Hopefully they wont have their earphones outside their helmet like Afghan Special Forces AKA Taliban SOF