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A conventional strike would thus have to be two-pronged: (1) overrunning the DMZ to neutralize the artillery and prevent a counterstrike, and (2) attack Pyongya
by samus 6y ago
A conventional strike would thus have to be two-pronged: (1) overrunning the DMZ to neutralize the artillery and prevent a counterstrike, and (2) attack Pyongyang. Of course, this is probably the scenario war planners on both sides have analysed ad nauseam. Success is thus highly questionable. And if it takes long enough for China to intervene again, WW3 will come and scores will be settled.
- goatinaboat 6y agoAll scenarios boil down to a single question of how much of Seoul are you willing to sacrifice. You would also need to somehow move your DMZ-overrunning force into position without that manoeuvre itself triggering the artillery bombardment.