Kim Jong Un Ramps Up Threats Against South Korea, Analysts Warn of War Potential

As tensions escalate, experts raise concerns over the serious implications of a conflict, including global economic repercussions.

Kim Jong Un has intensified threats against South Korea, removing peaceful unification from North Korea's constitution and declaring the right to annihilate South Korea.
Analysts suggest Kim may be serious about war, with North Korea's recent actions and rhetoric raising concerns of a potential conflict.
A full-scale war could have devastating effects on the global economy and the chip supply chain, with South Korea and the US prepared to respond decisively.
North Korea's military, while large, relies on outdated equipment, and any conflict would likely result in the regime's defeat.
Despite the threats, most analysts believe Kim's actions are aimed at influencing South Korea's elections and securing concessions, rather than initiating war.