If North Korean leader Kim Jong-un is killed, the enemy will receive an automatic nuclear strike. This is reported by the British The Telegraph with reference to a briefing by the leadership of the National Intelligence Service of South Korea.
According to the publication, the new rule of a nuclear strike was fixed in The Constitution of North Korea.
"If the control system of the state's nuclear forces is threatened by attacks by hostile forces, a nuclear strike will be launched automatically and immediately," writes The Telegraph.
As the publication noted, Kim Jong-un's name is not formally mentioned, but we are talking about the scenario of his assassination or an attempt to "decapitate" the leadership of North Korea.
It is assumed that such changes were made after the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and the assassination of Iran's top leadership.
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