North Korean soldier rescued by navy to be repatriated
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ก.ค. 2015
- (2 Dec 2009) SHOTLIST
1. Wide pan of South Korea and North Korea border in Panmunjom, South Korea
2. Mid shot of a North Korean soldier looking through telescope
3. North Korean soldiers marching in
4. Close up of U.N. Command soldiers and South Korean soldiers surrounding rescued North Korean soldier on South Korean side
5. Close up of rescued North Korean soldier
6. Tilt up of North Korean military officials coming down the stairs on the North Korean side
7. Rear shot of U.N. Command official
8. Tilt up of U.N command officials and North Korean military officials at the borderline
9. Close-up of a North Korean official, a U.N. Command official gives a sign
10. Medium of the rescued North Korean soldier being escorted by U.N. Command soldiers and South Korean soldiers to the borderline
11. Medium of the rescued North Korean soldier walking with U.N. Command soldiers and South Korean soldiers to the borderline
12. Close-up of the rescued soldier crossing borderline and being received by North Korean officials
13. Close-up of North Korean official and U.N. Command official talking at the borderline
14. Wide of soldiers entering building on North Korean side
15. Wide of U.N. Command officials walking back to South Korean side
16. Medium of North Korean soldiers marching back
17. Wide pan of Panmunjom border
STORYLINE:
A North Korean army sergeant rescued at sea by the South Korean navy over the weekend was repatriated to the North on Wednesday.
The US-run U.N. Command, which oversees the armistice that ended the three-year Korean War in 1953, oversaw the return of the officer in the border village of Panmunjom.
The repatriation arrangements had been made after the officer was cleared of spying, a South Korean Defence Ministry official said on Tuesday. He spoke on condition of anonymity, citing department policy.
The North Korean officer was plucked from a small boat that drifted on Sunday into South Korean waters off the divided peninsula's western coast, officials said.
The North Korean officer reportedly told investigators he had been fishing when his boat strayed southward.
The waters off the western coast are considered a rich crabbing area but have been the scene of three deadly naval skirmishes in the past decade, including one gunbattle last month.
During questioning, the soldier expressed the desire to be sent back home.
The two Koreas remain technically at war since the armistice has not been replaced by a peace treaty.
North Korea disputes the western maritime border drawn by United Nations, and the rival Koreas fought a brief but deadly gunbattle last month off the west coast not far from where the North Korean military officer was found.
One North Korean officer was killed and three others were wounded in the November gunfight, according to South Korean military officials.
Tensions on the Korean peninsula have been high this year, with North Korea carrying out nuclear and missile tests, but Pyongyang has reached out recently to Seoul and Washington.
US President Barack Obama is to send a special envoy to Pyongyang next week to try to entice North Korea to return to international nuclear disarmament talks.
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If he went back for his family's sake he is a honorable man.
finback2005 yeah
true. what a horrible situation. poor quality life in north korea but you are with your loved ones, or leave home for a free life but presume your family were killed or sent to a labour camp
Likely a dead one now...
@Fizzle Chest it's not that easy. NK is backed by China and shit can easily hit the fan once the nukes come rolling out
It’s a big if tho
Soldiers: *walk*
Door: *close*
Gun: *bang*
Body: *thud*
@3D Modeller Bruh
Hotel: Trivago
Deserter : Walks back to South Korea and reported mission accomplished.
Nah, too easy that way. They would have used Antiaircraft guns or worse, feed to the dogs.
Dark
He probably said he wanted to go back home so that his family wouldn't be punished as badly :(
This was exactly what I was going to say.
You have been brain-washed by USA media bro...
You're fucking idiot!
@@huutrile9874 Nah man, watch Vice's NK documentaries. Yes, they're american, but,some of their video evidence is self-explanatory even if you were to argue they're biased anyways. Also, consider tragic cases like that of Otto Warmbier, convicted of stealing a painting to "defame" north korea. He was subsequently killed in a labor camp... surely you can't argue North Korea isn't a dystopian hell-scape!
@@turnipkupo7263 Nuclear rocket go boom boom lol
If you look at the rise and fall of his chest, he's breathing QUICK.
well be in his position, you grew up in a place where you're told nothing but how horrible the other place is, he has grown up his entire life being told that america and south korea are dangerous, and inhumane, and he was taken away by them, now he's being returned, this is sure to send mixed messages because i can assure you they treated him with enough hospitality to make him realize that they aren't as cruel as north korean propaganda makes them out to be (torture, pulling your finger nails out, random beatings and needless interrogations) as they so claim, so he either requested to go back, or north korea requested him to be returned and he accepted, because usually when a north korean is rescued/taken, there is a wide-array of attempts to keep them
@@Robloxchat123 Yeah, I'm aware of all that which is why I made my comment. He's obviously TERRIFIED to be going back.
@@poncho_x4410 There are North Koreans want to return to their home country believe it or not.
@@user-op1xe1oj7l yeah probably because they still have family there and that’s probably the only reason. I mean why else would you want to return to North Korea? And don’t tell me it’s because that’s their home 😂
@@STFUismyname The DPRK doesn't enforce the "Generational Crime" rule, any more... it's an out-dated practice that was discontinued under Kim Jung-Un. He had more than likely underwent countless acts of discrimination and poverty within the ROK, as systematic discrimination tends to prevent DPRK defectors from attaining jobs. There's TONS of defectors that BEG the R.O.K. government to let them return to the DPRK, and they are often rejected.
Examine the CNN interview with the DPRK defector that converses with their family members in the DPRK through recorded videos.
His facial expression is clearly saying "I'll be dead for sure"
Rules are rules in NK. Expect the worst. That's they always say
@VeteranCape No matter what, he had humiliated his Leader. And a soldier who ended up swimming in waters belonging to a foreign nation ? Weird, innit' ??
@@thefreedomguyuk He was fishing, his boat drifted to SK waters.
@authenticator who are you to say that? A defector?
He did nothing wrong, so I hope not.
After the door closed.... BANG!!!!
addicz2
Lol 😂😂
"That was no message -- THIS is a message" or "You are cancelled"
LMAO!! I thought the same thing!
Yeah, the man probably is dead...
We will never know
As they escorted him to the door, they guard was saying to him, "YOU KNOW WHAT'S WAITING FOR YOU , DON'T YOU"
1:06 “Don’t worry, it will all be over soon.”
Now look down this pipe and wait for a flash.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@hot boy sdds that is not funny
@hot boy sdds because its the right thing to do. not caring for others is why we have hate in this world
Lol there not executing him he didn’t escape on purpose
Never seen someone so happy to be coming home.
Nick Hanlon I know right! His grim look of utter dismay really sold that for me.
It's not much, but it's home.
More like fake happy. The guy couldn’t frown or else
You been livin under a rock 😂😂😂🖕
@@siderofficial well since the cameras from NK are everywhere, looking sad wouldve probably resulted in his execution by the great leader 😭
For anyone still wondering. This man didn't try to escape the DPRK. He was out fishing when his boat drifted into South Korean waters and he was picked up by the SK Navy. I can only speculate on the reason for his return but the most likely one is that, if he had chosen to stay, his family would go through severe punishment in his absence. He may or may not have been punished himself but we'll probably never know.
Isnt there a movie about this, because i have seem a movie about the things youre describing, where he feeds his family by fishing and after he returns they do torture him but dont kill him.
I think the best way to escape DPRK is to be a fisherman in a typhoon
@@Yes-ri5dk unless you still have a family back home
If he was just out fishing, why was he in full military uniform?
Kristopher Johnson the North Koreans might have sent it over to South Korea so the North Koreans could snap some pictures of their brave soldier coming home
The comrades probably asked him if he was crazy for coming back.
Tim D ik what ur saying, but they kill your family and punish them for three generations if you leave
His boat literally just drifted into south Korean waters while he was fishing... He was also probably awarded for his dedication to his country...
Αντρέας Τσιρώνης yeah I doubt that they’d do something to him, in North Korea they don’t just punish disloyalty, but they award those who are loyal. If anything his family will ascend the class structure due to their dedication. Maybe even get to live in Pyongyang
Αντρέας Τσιρώνης North Korea is nothing how you think you see that as honorable they probably still see him as a traitor or even a fool for letting himself be detained by SK him and his family are for sure dead
@@j-dog7767 ooh boy. The dead city.
That guy have my respect. He has more courage than everyone on this board. He knew exactly what he was walking back into.
Sounds stupid to me.
@@rooknado He has family! He only came back so he could save his family! Otherwise they could suffer or be killed!
Fellow North Koreans interrogating: what does mcdo burger taste like...?
"Tell us secret ingredient of macdondal börger"
Ha, funny.
@@PU8698 Why did Kim Jong Un suddenly become Plankton
"what is pornhab"
there are hamburger restaurants in pyongyang
1:01 that fake "welcome home"
USA More like " welcome back to hell"
What makes you say it was fake or that it's hell? Imagine being this full of CIA's bullshit.
@@jimmyinsanity imagine believing every major world event was a conspiracy.
Yup
More like "Oh Nigga you finna die baby"
Never to been seen again by anyone
@Dr Dre wtf 💀💀
Am I the only one that finds it odd that he went fishing on a boat in his full army uniform?
He probably was given one after he elected to go home. He wanted to return home with dignity.
North Korea would have sent a full uniform for him to wear for the exchange ceremony
@@MrSheckstr That seems very macabre that NK would send him a uniform for an exchange ceremony, since he will probably die in it during an unceremonious execution.
Boris Shevchenco i am not speculating on what NK would do to him after his return, just pointing out a more likely scenario than your silly assumption he was fishing in full uniform.
@@MrSheckstr Most people capable of lucid thought would think that if he was in uniform, it was most likely a defection and not a fishing trip. I wasn't making an assumption, I was raising a question into what of those two scenarios were more likely.
he knows what was coming, and he took it like a real man
We can see the face of north korean soldier not happy to go back to north, he is a north korean but still he is human who wants freedom.
Rose Anne Francisco Shut up liberal. He is the enemy!
Zynloe The Great Hey buddy, that guy wants to live as human, you can't say human rights in North Korea, all because Kim family are a fucking murders
In the description: During questioning, the soldier expressed the desire to be sent back home
Rose Anne Francisco He could have defected and was probably offered the chance.
Get Trumped
Whose enemy? What did he do to you? If you feel the need to hate people then hate his boss not some fucking conscript.
If rescued.. they shouldn't have send him back to north korea
GankPlank Main he requested it, for his family probably
@@HNreport the main issues is that his family was probably being used as a form of extortion, since it's something we know they do on a wide scale.
I think it my have been by choice
@@HNreport democracy is to Kill kids with drones ?
demetrio Del cañon they’re not a Democracy at all, the titles would be more accurate as North Korean dictatorship over its people
The soldier who puts his arm around him “ you’re so fucked “
I wonder when the doors closed did anyone hear the gunshot ?
Nah he was like “yo what were the Big Macs like other there my boi?”
LOL
To be honest you're actually right he is fuck... North Korea cant have soldiers that seen the outside world and come back.. the word would spread that there's a better life out there... And you will have people trying to leave .... Basically you seen too much your dead and it's funny cuz of US soldiers know that he's going to die
I just feel more bad for his family and the next 3 generations that are going to punished as well
"Rescued" and "repatriated" in this instance meaning tortured and killed..
source?
@@aitorherrera5937 mayonnaise, but mainly ketchup.
@@loumorningstar7709 North Korea bad USA good
@@aitorherrera5937 If only it was that simple.
N.K. isn't bad, the people aren't inherently bad, but as is nearly always the case in this world there are elements of the N.K. government that ruin it for the entire country.
The same with China and America. All countries vying for power over the others with brute force tactics and bullshit "sanctions" designed to starve a population of required goods and damage both reputations and relationships.
Let's use China v America as an example.
China does something America doesn't like, America decides to cut the supply of microchips and parts for computer manufacturing. In turn China moves up its military, which agitates Russia and Taiwan leading China to be at odds with more than one nation, instantly giving America a tactical edge and putting China and its people in danger of all out war with multiple countries, forcing China to have no other choice but to either back down or face a war of attrition with multiple countries that have better military hardware.
Its part and parcel of why China is currently spending billions developing new technologies instead of just copying Russian and American hardware and is a small part in why they are also building islands in the middle of the ocean.
Its all smoke and mirrors, payed for with "innocent" lives.
Welcome to planetary chess I guess? 😥
@@loumorningstar7709 oh ok we have a geo-politics expert here
*They most likely killed him after they extracted all information out of him ,then tortured his family
Nah m8 fake news
Ian Ferreyra
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@@anthonyjh02 b8 so gr8 i masterb8
Ian Ferreyra Bro Kim literally executed his translator for misunderstanding some things. He also executed some others. I doubt this dude is still alive
Poor dude looked like wanted to cry
He wasn't forced to go back. I dont understand these comments. He wanted to go back, and he could have easily defected, so this is the furthest from the truth. He is now a great asset of North Korea because he has proven his loyalty, so it is quite the opposite.
Edit: I'm 100% aware that he pretty much had to go back to save his family, but he still had a choice, he wasn't forced to go back.
@@cocknballtorturer6839 they get brainwashed, they dont have internet and most people dont have stable electricity (even the hospitals dont) but they think they live in the best country in the world so thats prob why he wanted to go back
@@psycho5553 But he's already seen what it's like, and not only that, but they aren't stupid. A lot of black market activity happens in North Korea, and they are for the most part aware of their countries status. The reason he went back is most likely because if he hadn't gone back his family would have been killed or put into hard labor camps along with future generations.
@@Terribleathletes That's what I'm saying. He wanted to go back to save his family. What's your problem? Mom take the xbox again?
Teknikal Suhport he hasn’t proven anything if he defected his family would have to go to a camp for decades
Probably he came back to save his family, god bless that man
Selfless act. What an absolute stud. I truly hope he’s okay.
Pat in the back telling him get ready for some hard labor!
GodfatherGaming1 .. or for a bullet.
We have something special waiting for you
They dont do hard labor. He was killed. Kim Jong un killed his uncle just for building a theme park that became popular... they execute everyone that goes against any law they have... this is the socialist (fascist) way of govt the Democrats are pushing us towards. Complete government control of everything we do.
😂
@@TheElitesRdividingUs LMFAO. Wow. I was with you till your stupid as went there with the democrat bullshit. Your orange moron is waging a war against the media, only insane tyrants try to turn the common man against the Free press.
0:23 when you realize your walking back to hell
He actually wanted to get back and asked the authorities that rescued him to send him back to North Korea
Also if you read the description of this video, row 31, it says "During questioning, the soldier expressed the desire to be sent back home." Stop spreading false propaganda about sovereign nation's.
he's probably dead now
wow some Americans will believe just about anything if the tube tells them huh?
Didier Ortiz my cousin is does intelligence for the us army and he's stationed in South Korea. So I know what I'm talking about
His facial expression is the same as that of a 10-year-old seeing their mom waiting for them knowing fully well they did something wrong.
"나는 광명의 세계에 왔다가 다시 암흑의 세계로 돌아간다."
He could have played dead. Just ask the South not to say anything.
Ye
Bored.In.California they easily could’ve executed his family out of suspicion
His family would be killed if they suspected he was alive which is almost certainly what they'd assume
Good idea, but North Korea would have liked the body still.
If he would have played dead, NK would order a return of the body. That's the main issue.
YAY! I'M HOME!!
Wait....ah fuck.
In the description: During questioning, the soldier expressed the desire to be sent back home
probably because he don't want his family to be in a labor camp.
He's family would die if he left
Once in the building, I’m sure the “debriefing” began. Complete with photos of his family.
dogwoodfan777 they probably killed him instantly as soon as they closed the doors 🚪
I'm sure the other soldiers who were giving him back also knew what is coming and must have talked to him before letting him go. Maybe.
For those that don't know what repatriated means...
Repatriated: Returning someone back to their country or group.
Basically, it's similar in definition to deportation and extradition.
Yeah no shit we see a NorthKorean getting sent back to NorthKorea
mhh deportation, this give me flashbacks
Thank you, Captain Obvious! 👩✈️
yea we know what it fcking means,stop being so condescending, sheesh
@@thisguy9993
The keyword is:
For those who DON'T KNOW
He never said this to everyone, he said to those who DON'T KNOW.
It's too obvious to notice the damn keywords.
1:01 That tap. "You had fun did ya?"
they are going to feed him to Kim jong un
Holy shit lmao 2.3k likes damn bruh thanks.
Ralph Clarence Chan LOL 😂
Ralph Clarence Chan haha
Ralph Clarence Chan FOR BF, LUNCH OR SUPPER?
all 3 becuz he can
really creative comment haha
The 1960 called North Korea and said “I want my uniform back”
@Jstain ffs, 🤣🤣🤣
Jstain lol
@Johnson Adam who asked you jonnie?
Johnson Adam and I care because? I never asked you
Johnson Adam it’s a free country I have freedom of speech, etc and I really never asked for your opinion. You may say that nobody else did but I’’ not criticizing a military uniform to make me feel good. It’s to make people laugh
Enough with these "his family is going to die if he does not come back" claims. What if the man really loves his country? Ever thought about that?
clearly you know nothing of life in North Korea
@@daltonmcdaniel9032 do you? Have you been there?
@@catiline1 No, there are documentaries, videos, books, photographs, stories, all containing the same information... Not including the basic knowledge many people are aware of, which is the definition and implication of communism . Soldiers in North Korea suffer more than their families do in most situations. For the most part the economy of North Korea is terrible, Since they dont do very much trade with outside countries they are struggling financially, which of course if a economy is struggling the ordinary household in said country would most likely also be struggling... poor pay, poor living conditions, poor treatment from the government, forced military servitude, lack of socialization with family while being in the military, etc... these things do not breed patriotism. And most if not all citizens of North Korea are aware of this way of living.
@@catiline1 You do realize that North Korea has a very strong position on propaganda? They do not allow their citizens or military access to the internet or any other media sources, for someone to be allowed that and then return to the country would be a major breech in security for north korea, what do you think is more likely... a country silencing a single individual or a country allowing its politics to be compromised by 1 person?
When you come home to your wife after spending the night out with your friends
CORN HUB best comment i read so far!
CORN HUB 😆
Yeah but we probably shouldn’t joke about this I feel really bad for him and most likely for his family
Ik it’s supposed to be a joke, but he was most likely executed and 3 generations of his family sent to a labor camp
@@anthonycarney6694 ;(
And nobody heard from him ever again...
You mean like that officer who was supposedly executed and then was found alive and well?
@@jimmyinsanity Ive noticed you in various comments defending the North Koreans. Yet the evidence is plain as day, multiple North Korean defectors have proven most if not all of what we think of North Korea... If you need further proof look at the contrast between North and South... One is a Third World Dystopia and another is a technological, democratic powerhouse...
Sadly youre probably a Socialist sheep who thinks every negative thing shown about your precious ideology is "Western Propaganda." Heres some advice, get a day job commie, earn a salary, and stop playing backyard revolutionary.
@@KGWyzel Actually I'm studying in the University to some day be a history teacher and counter all this bullshit being told by actual sheeps like you, who believe there's only one side to history because some news reporter said so on TV last night. I know what I talk about, can you say the same?
@@jimmyinsanity I didnt hear it from a news reporter moron. I dont watch MSM its for Communists like your self. I would congratulate you on your studying... But given what you told me, id sooner trust a rock to teach my children history. Youre probably the same type that kisses the USSRs ass and the PRCs for good measure...
@@KGWyzel It's scary to think people like this will make it to our children's classrooms and start "teaching" them some day...
“Shoulda just said he was a spy, he would’ve been treated better in the south.”
It’s pretty sad if you think about it. He went back for his family who were probably dead when he was missing at sea.
I feel like the Oompa Loompa music should start playing when the North Korean military comes out
really hahahaah
Send Augustus Gloop to camp 22 for crimes against the party.
Cue Oompa Loompa music.
@@bobsemple7660 lmfao
I just tried it out, its insane how good it works, also with the weird marching scene at the end.
soviet style march music.
he is "rescued"
Fernando Brinkers that guy will surely dead
But i don't trust him he could be evil 😨😨😨😨😫😫😫😫😫😫
Well, if he doesn’t go back, his entire family are off to labor camp.
@@chocolat-kun8689 That's for sure
He did he got lost at sea
1:05 The guy doesn’t even look at them when they’re “welcoming” him back. He knows what’s gonna happen
Thnk you for service comrade
1:05 The North Korean officer seems to tell him: "Don't look back and keep walking. Anyway, you're dead"...
Rly?
@@Robin-in3cg no... they speak korean
If the officer hug him,he will be alive,if the officer touch his back,he is probably dead
@@Noodles4you This is definitely what he said
@@Noodles4you 100% what he said xD
holy shit, you can see the fear in his face
Roldy he knows he's going to die
You know that man was dead the moment that door closed.
Ik vrees het ergste voor deze man!
the guy that returned died
Dr Dre lol nice one 😂😂😂😂
You copy pasted it tho
Akio Desusta
Just like you
@Eriks Majakov My question would be how did he end up in another region?
@Dr Dre you posted this on many comments hahaha🤣🤣🤣trying hard much?
He tried so hard and got so far in the end it doesn’t even matter
Reminds me of “in the end”
so fit
Bruh.
Hey cartman, you’re fat!
His boat literally just drifted into south Korean waters while he was fishing... He was also probably awarded for his dedication to his country...
I believe they didn't even allow him say anything , they killed him immediately
So last week I was recommended the news report of the guy escaping. Now a week later I’ve been recommended the outcome of his attempted escape. It’s like they recommended this to me in the same timeframe it happened in!
1:33 Squeaky blue door needs some oil.
That must be one of the most important doors of the world, imagine just opening it casually
WD-40 should do the trick
Dam u got good ears.
Just need some tap and dye and some Dubya D 40
DID I HEAR OIL🇺🇸
then we was taken out back and shot XD
Ezno313 were we?
Ezno313 what?
I think the person who wrote this meant he was taken back and shot
It sure did
You can see how the officers did not even hold his hand to prevent him doing anything funny
""Oh shit here we go again""" North Korean being returned to North Korea.
Poor guy we literally can see the expression on he’s face that he really doesn’t want to go back but must to for the sake of he’s family.
Maybe he’s dead but I know he made an honorific thing for he’s family.
Dude... they didnt rescue him they killed him with his family.
0:58 See that guy snapping photos? They probably made fake news probably saying: American Soldiers surrender to NK Soldiers or something like that... xD
As I see it, everyone here in the comment section is a victim of the fake news coming from our side.
Or “10 year secret war aganist america won, top US generals arriving for execution”
@@jimmyinsanity all i see is ur retarded replies in these comments
They arent american..
Still less propogandistic as anything from MSNBC or Micheal Moore, tho.
i hope hes fine and his family
Oh no, he shouldn't go back under any circumstance, he will surely be considered a traitor or spy
Probably did it for his family but they probably will still be punished for the mistake.
You can see it in his face he probably like “oh God I don’t want to go back”
I think he decides whether to go back or not, I don't think they oblige him
William Alston no, he looked normal. he wasn’t forced to do anything. he wanted to go back. he probably even got awarded for his loyalty.
Yeah guys, he just wanted to go back to his lovely country!
Of course he didn't come back for his family to not be killed!
Well that guy got shot in the back of the head 5 minutes after he was out of camera shot
Worse. Tortured then got shot.
how tf do yall know dat everyone here is a north korea expert or what
@@jabamivevo No but knowing what Kim did to HIS OWN UNCLE I think that this would not be far fetched fro the truth.
This was before Kim Jong Un was in power, it was during the Kim-Jong Il government. He could be alive for all we know.
@@taskforcekarma6945 Kim's Father was the same way bud....
Hopefuly his 3 generations won't be punished for it.
That’s something so heathbreaking about this video.
*"you've just been erased"*
- john kruger, 1996
"I can't believe you stabbed me with this cheap piece of mail-order shit"
-Robert DeGuerin to John Kruger 1996
Is this cod Kruger
1:19 and just like that he was never seen again
The way they tapped his back ... he knew hes dead ..
*Pat's back* "Don't worry we'll just need some information"
Meanwhile in the camp...
WHAT DID THEY TELL YOU?
No. It's more like 'What did YOU tell THEM?'
Poor man I hope he and his family are safe
The look on his face. We all know that look, the "I wish they knew what I was going through". They probably threatened his family and even him returning just puts them in prison for life but at least not dead. Poor guy.
Awful. We’re watching a dead man walking.
He's not dead
For the people confused, this guy isn't being punished, he was drifted south by current and got stuck, the navy rescued him and now the North is taking him back, he didn't run away from NK.
no creo que el macabro cerdito cohetero piense lo mismo que usted.Solo deseo estar equivocado,pero se respira la inseguridad de todos los presentes.👊🤛🇨🇺🇺🇸
Everyone in this comment section apparently a North Korea expert
Saladass Real no it’s just common knowledge that North Korea tortures people and their families. This situation is probably no exception
@@davidcastillo4938 This "common knowledge" is propaganda by the media. You have not been critical enough and now you believe the lies. Several North Korean people have supposedly been killed and then they turn up fine and dandy a few months later. Think and research.
bxttle So your just gonna support the North Korean government and reject the fact that North Korea is literally one of the worst countries in the world when it comes to human rights and the treatment of their people? Living in North Korea itself is not “fine and dandy”, not to mention that plenty of sources, and literally common sense and your “critical thinking” just blatantly and openly reveals that North Korea does not treat its citizens well. Prison camps and executions are nothing uncommon, so why would plenty of people just come out “fine and dandy”? Pick up a book by a North Korean defector or something man before you tell me my beliefs are based off of any propaganda. There’s a reason it’s called a hermit kingdom.
bxttle maybe I’m being a little aggressive in my arguments, I’ve just never seen anyone support the NK government and believe that the terrible country and its deeds are just propaganda.
@@davidcastillo4938 I am not saying North Korea is a flawless country, but i am tired of seeing only comments about people getting killed for the smallest things. It's not funny and its not true.
Great video
He missed a golden opportunity for freedom.
1:01 "Its gonna be okay"
*Next minute later* BANG
*gunshot is heard in the distance*
You almost gotta wonder how those guys stationed at that part of the boarder would feel, or what would be going on in their heads if a war were to pop off. I mean think about it, they literally work within feet of each other on a day to day basis, they see each other all the time, they may not interact or anything but still I think it would be the most awkward feeling....
Justin Morgan And they probably have the thought to just walk over and defect but then risk their family being executed or imprisoned. Hard knock life on that side the border.
Yeah seriously. I've even heard that when they're in the MAC building some of the SoKo guards have to hold hands, otherwise the North Koreans can grab the South Koreans and pull them over to the North.... How awkward would that be? The South wouldn't be able to do anything otherwise they risk starting a war.
I've had that feeling
I'd imagine it'll be like WW1 during the Christmas truce.
Either fucking way, the first 10 minutes of a war with the DPRK and SK would probably be just as bloody as the D - DAY Landings, either side holds a certain animosity toward the other and tbh that will be reflected if the Korean Peninsula broke the ceasefire
Literally no one here knows what happened and I highly doubt that they killed this man. he wasn’t trying to escape, he fell off a boat and was rescued by the south. That is literally all that happened.
they dont care he went out and thats punished by death or at the very least concentration camp.
you can tell he is sad and doesnt want to go back
North Korean officers said: "We'll take it from here, Thank you!"
Man if you ever feel useless or like you're doing nothing with yourself, just remember there are people who stand on a line for 24/7 on the earth
which arent useless. they are technically keeping peace between the line.
@@P4R5 Yeah their there for a reason.
@@P4R5 They aren't keeping peace lol it's all a show on the 39th parallel DMZ. If war was going to break out between the north and south it wouldn't happen anywhere near the DMZ and none of those statues standing on both sides of those blue buildings could do a thing to stop a war.
@@Unknown_Ooh Both yes and no. By themselves, their agency as an individual means nothing, but their presence at the JSA keeps each other in check and helps prevent this shakey lifeline stable. They are like the fingers in a handshake that has been going on for more than 60 years. With the JSA open, secure, and stabilized there is a location that both sides can come together for each exchanges. The guards here served their purpose merely by going through the process of providing overwatch. As far as resources go, having a handful of soldiers dedicated to standing watch is worth more to their side's interest than simply adding them back into the force as additional military police to their conventional forces.
1:06 he whispered “you’re dead”
Bro had no choice than turning back, otherwise he wouldve never seen his family again.
He’s surely no longer with us.
1:19 I feel like after the doors closed he got hit with like a bat and stuff.
No they eat them instead
Lmao sounded like a metal bat too
I ll bet he got whacked
I wonder if he dieded
I feel like your right and like and stuff
his facial expression says all that what will happen with him once he return back.... poor soul.. hope he is still alive
Life will test your decision either family or yourself. Blood will always thicker.
"And that's the last we saw if him" - a South Korean border guard.
Ethan Clarke how many nk soldier they recognize lol is this school or somethingg ? XD
I feel like this world needs a common enemy. Like the aliens from signs. Ya know, not super tough ones just to get our spirits fighting together.
@Hello World! oy vey
if that was the case , human will restart the same errors after the aliens ............ and personnally , if Aliens come , i will go on their side , go to hell humanity .
@Hello World! No, the aliens used their secret weapon on us, which is the credit card. That way we become debt slaves and are too busy trying to pay it off than to fight them.
@@firedup692 Speak for Americans only please.
Just ones that are allergic to water you mean
By “reprimanded”, they mean “vaporized with an anti-aircraft cannon”.
@Lvraiderchinkgang ??? there is satellite proof of prisoners being blown to bits by aircraft cannons
@@danielsteger8456 At least it would be over quick (after the months of agonizing torture anyway).
door closes
soldier : what did you tell them
dude : nothing
soldier : good
bang !
at least they handed that soldier to them, the north koreans would prolly only hand back half of the south korean soldier back
After being tortured
Read description, row 31, "During questioning, the soldier expressed the desire to be sent back home."
Mohaamd_7 hes been brainwashed since birth. He doesn't know.any better
Because he has family back North. He feared if he defect, they'd all be tortured as an example.
La paz entre dos pueblos hermanos es lo más hermoso que puede aver
The worst day in his life
Anyone hear someone laugh at 1:30 because of the north korean march
Ace_Tanker 52 was thinking the same
Sounds like a sneeze...
They should do an update on him to see how hes doing.
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when the doors closes rip
I TRIED SO HARD
AND GOT SO FAR
BUT IN THE END
IT DOESN'T EVEN MATTER
Hahahahaha I laughed hard at this