What if South Korea Goes to War With North Korea - Who Wins?

The Korean War ended in 1953, but peace never officially came. With the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) dividing North and South Korea, tensions have simmered for decades. What if war broke out today? This video explores how conflict might start, the military strengths of both sides, and the potential global fallout. From nuclear threats to economic stakes, we uncover why this flashpoint remains one of the world's most dangerous. Don’t miss this deep dive into a possible modern Korean War!

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[skelafeti]

this channel needs to focus on quality and not quantity.

[onetruekeeper]

SK wins hands down. NK has proven in Ukraine that even their so called special forces could not handle even the Ukrainian conscripts.

[captmike]

Don’t forget that South Korea sent troops to Vietnam during the war. They were greatly feared by the NVA, Chinese and Russian troops because of their ruthless, which was payback for them attacking them during the Korean “Conflict”.

[Enjoymentboy]

I still find it hilarious that country can be ruled by a giant cabbage patch kid.

[militaryanalysish]

The very first sentence is incorrect. The Korean War has never officially ended.

[RashaKahn]

South Korea wouldn’t want North Korea, the economic strain to modernize and reeducate it would be a loss itself.

[disgruntledtoons]

It's the considered opinion of many US servicemen that our primary purpose in stationing troops in Korea is to prevent the South Koreans from curb-stomping the North.

[Landrew]

I always feel foolish when I quit watching halfway through,
when they keep asking questions and never answering much of anything at all.

[Rjsjrjsjrjsj]

SK. It wouldn't even be a contest.

[VirtualFunction]

Will never happen. The tubby little dictator knows the moment he presses that red button his life is over. Same thing ultimately keeping putler in line in that regard.

[thurstn]

What type of thinking’s question is it?
North Korea starving - entire nation lacking of high tech. Foods shortage for the citizens.

[WaVeTECH-bz]

The Korean War has technically never come to an official conclusion. While active combat ceased with the signing of an armistice, it was merely a truce, leaving the peninsula in a prolonged state of ceasefire that has lasted for decades.

[mowgli]

We don't scare North Korea as much as we should. That's why Kim felt safe enough in sending North Korean troops to Ukraine.

[pete]

Isn’t another problem with NK is that they would never let big numbers of their troops leave the country? When NK troops cross the border into SK, most of them are instantly surrendering probably never coming back, and trying to become a SK citizen. I think SK could really use this to their advantage, knowing NK troops can never cross their own borders

[buildintotrains]

You forgot one key item that North Korea has for air superiority: a Cessna 172

[RedDadRedemption]

With your previous videos highlighting the lack of military training and no knowledge of modern weapons systems or tactics the North Koreans stand no chance against a class of kindergarteners let alone modern trained, modern weapon equipped south Korean troops

[alexhigginbotham]

The very first sentence was wrong. The Korean War has not ended.

[jw]

Who wins? Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, General Dynamics.

[niko-frof]

The video forgot drone warfare. While the north would be lacking in that department I can see the south fully utilizing drones to attack hard to reach artillery position and attack trench in fortifications.