Kim Jong-Un Secret Escape Route

Kim Jong-Un’s Secret Escape Route To China Revealed As North Korea.

Kim Jong-un has an escape plan for fleeing over the border to China in the event of a US military attack on North Korea, intelligence sources reveal.

The dictator would take only a tiny group of people with him, including his wife and two rocket experts.

Details of the secret plan were given to MI5 and the CIA by Thae Yong-ho last year after he defected to the West.

The former deputy North Korean ambassador to Britain, once a trusted member of Kim’s inner sanctum, said the dictator would direct his country’s military response from the safety of Chinese soil, close to the Yalu River, which marks the border of the two countries.

He would be accompanied by Lieutenant General Kim Rak-gyom, head of rocket forces, and rocket scientist Kim Jong-sik. But for reasons unknown, the once-favored former Air Force General Ri Pyong-chol has been axed from the list.

Chinese President Xi Jinping has said he would remain neutral if North Korea launched a military attack, but China would stand by the Pyongyang regime if the US struck first.

The dictator would take only a tiny group of people with him, including his wife and two rocket experts.

Details of the secret plan were given to MI5 and the CIA by Thae Yong-ho last year after he defected to the West.

He would be accompanied by Lieutenant General Kim Rak-gyom, head of rocket forces, and rocket scientist Kim Jong-sik.

But for reasons unknown, the once-favored former Air Force General Ri Pyong-chol has been axed from the list.

Chinese President Xi Jinping has said he would remain neutral if North Korea launched a military attack, but China would stand by the Pyongyang regime if the US struck first. Kim had two small Cessna-like single-engine planes… which are always fueled, an Intelligence source.

However, recent comments that both sides should hit the brakes on military rhetoric cast doubt on how much support China would actually give to troublesome North Korea.

They revealed details of the plan during a lengthy debrief in Kent following his defection, before his wife and two children were flown to South Korea through Germany. For his escape, Kim Jong-un would use one of two small aircraft that are permanently on a fully fueled standby

US and Japanese tanks take part in military exercise – in pictures US and Japanese tanks have taken part in a joint exercise in Eniwa, on the northern island of Hokkaido in Japan, as tensions rise over the North Korean nuclear threat

Japan’s Ground Self-Defense Force Type 90 tanks (front) and U.S. Marine Corps LAV-25 Light Armored Vehicles take part in their joint exercise, named Northern Viper 17

The plane would take off from one of five airstrips close to palaces owned by the supreme leader. Many also border private train stations, which could also form part of any escape plan. One is adjacent to a palace in the port city of Wonsan.

The Kim family also has a fortified compound on Wonsan Bay, where the ruler entertained NBA basketball star Dennis Rodman in 2013. It boasts a 5.4million yacht, the Princess, moored nearby, and water slides, theme park rides, and a football pitch.

Kim Jong-un said that his wife, 27-year-old Ri Sol-ju, would fly in the second plane along with General Kim Jong-sik.

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The dictator reportedly plans to take a tiny group of people, including his wife

Kim’s daughter, Ju-ae, was not discussed, though Thae said the leader spoke of her often. His choice of other companions is telling.

Rocket scientist Kim Jong-sik, a general in the Munitions Industry Department, is credited with being behind a 2012 rocket that successfully entered a lower Earth orbit. In February, he accompanied dictator Kim to a long-range rocket launch site.

State television showed him flying in Kim Jong-un’s private plane. He accompanied the young leader down a red carpet and received flowers from other senior officials.

Lt General Kim Rak-gyom, head of North Korea’s Strategic Rocket Forces, recently accused US President Donald Trump of going senile and getting on the nerves of his soldiers.

Chinese President Xi Jinping said he would stand by North Korea if the US struck first

Dropped from the flight manifest, Ri Pyong-chol, who worked for Kim’s father, is now deputy director of the Workers Party Munitions Industry Department, which oversees the development of North Korea’s ballistic missile program.

He has visited China and, when head of North Korea’s air force, in 2008, had a meeting with China’s defense minister. In 2011, he toured a Russian fighter jet factory. Last night, an intelligence source confirmed:

The deputy ambassador said that Kim had two small Cessna-like single-engine planes, made in North Korea, which are always fueled and ready to go. He gave us the names of three people who would accompany him, one of whom is the country’s top rocket scientist.

Source: NewsNow.