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I don't think North Korea is a significant threat to the world anymore. CMV.

I believe that if any country in the world should go to war with North Korea, of course that country will suffer some damage but ultimately North Korea is bound to lose in the end. They are underpopulated with malnourished soldiers, have poor equipment, and even if they have a nuclear missile I think they do not possess the infrastructure to correctly launch it. 

I am a South Korean and I am a trained soldier. We learned about the numbers (total army size, weapons infrastructure, etc) and they trained us to be wary of potential threat because North Korea is still a potent enemy. I really have a hard time believing that, and I want to know why I might want to reevaluate my view.

Thanks!
gpt
They have:

* a nuclear arsenal,

* the world's 4th largest army,

* a military alliance with China

* a bunch of tunnels under the DMZ

* Special forces which nearly assassinated the SK president in Seoul

That's more power than a lot of countries out there. In addition, I've understood that their combat forces have a preference for using CCB tactics... at which they basically excel.  On top of that, as long as they are operating domestically, they can conscript pretty much anybody on the ground. 

So the NK troops are under-equipped? So were Stalin's....but they still managed to hoist the red flag above the reichstag. 

I would not mess with them unless it were absolutely necessary.