North Korea’s Mt Paektu volcano could erupt. Sets off by underground nukes test.

In case of a nuclear exchange between North Korea and the US, the facilities of major bases that are build on the surface, of both nations will suffer the same damages.

Therefore underground facilities allowing to survive a nuclear attack will determine the outcome of a nuclear conflict: victory or defeat.

Although the underground facilities used by the American leadership are said to be very safe because they are built under Rocky mountains, there is no underground shelter for the American people. In the case of a nuclear war, it should be considered defenseless.




Rocky mountains.

However, North Korea is prepared not only for a tactical nuclear attack, but has also build massive underground facilities where most North Koreans can survive an indiscriminate nuclear all out war.

It is said that not only the main government offices in the DPRK but also the army bases can move to separate bases in the basement where they can retreat and carry out their works.

Hwang Jang Yup, secretary of North Korean defectors in South Korea, has revealed his experience of traveling along tens of kilometers of underground passage, where clear water flowed and green grass was growing.




Some experts on the Internet say that there are underground cities where five-story apartments are built underground, and all the necessities are in it, so they can claim to live in the basement for over a year. Electricity is provided by nuclear reactors, that allows the production of oxygen for the artificial atmosphere, and powering high tech ion generators.
Animals are raised and vegetables are grown in greenhouses.

An internet analyst has analyzed Google Earth for many years, revealing that there is a huge underground facilities through which North Korea's main ports and air bases are linked to tunnels under high mountains.



Tangun Air Force Base in North of North Korea. All fighters are able to enter and exit underground facilities. They are defended with surface-to-air missiles.

Recently, we have obtained a full analysis of the underground facilities in North Korea.
North Korea has stored all the food and commodities to be consumed for more than one year in these underground facilities.
It could rebuild the nation without any help or debt from another country.
Even if all the facilities on the surface are destroyed, if North Korea wins the war quickly, it can take out the food stored underground and use it for the reconstruction.

Underground infrastructures in North Korea can be divided into strategic, military, and general.
North Korea started to built its strategic underground structures after the adoption of the 1960s policy.

By the end of the 1990s, North Korea had basically completed the construction of its underground infrastructures.


Construction during the 1960s of underground infrastructures in Pyongyang, oil paint.

1. Strategic underground infrastructures

These include state-level institutions, monuments, civil and military factories, and military military bases.
They provide cover for a few months to a year underground.

1.1) State-level institutions

This includes mainly the Political Party and government agencies, the General Staff and the armed forces such as the People's Armed Forces, the People's Security Agency and the National Security Agency.

All the local governmental bodies, including the Central Party and the Supreme People's Assembly, and the facilities of the armed forces were built in triple-layers.
The first one is the working building built on the surface.
The second is its entrance built in a deep mountain, and finally there is an underground backup facility inside mountains.

All the energy grid, communications, transportations, and living conditions are build to provide the same living environment as the surface buildings, and where people work in peace time, because of confidentiality considerations.

In other words, when one builds an infrastructures in North Korea, it will include three layers. Which requires more time to build.

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There is information that there are vast underground structures in the ▄▄▄▄ mountains and ▄▄▄▄ districts of Pyongyang, although concrete details are unknown and hard to confirm. It is hard to believe that this underground structure was connected to the underground tunnel through Jungpoong district to Jagang area, but a series of facts make it suspicious.

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South Korean media reported that North Korea's underground tunnels, railroad, roads and subways were build 150 meters underground and the secret underground passages and roads were even deeper at 300 meters underground, based on testimony from defectors.

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The central district formed the ▄▄▄▄ district, the People's Military zone was the ▄▄▄▄ district, and the miliary command constructed the vast underground service tunnel in the ▄▄▄▄ district.
The People's Security, the National Security Agency also built a huge underground complex for working in the ▄▄▄▄ district. Therefore, even if these area are destroyed in a nuclear attack, the leadership of North Korea will never be destroyed and will continue to work. For this, we can refer to the underground tunnels built by the Underground Command and the North Vietnam in Hanoi, or Cairo, the Egyptian capital, in response to the US threat of nuclear war.

1.2) National Monuments

These include the International Friendship Exhibition, the National Gift Hall, the statues, and the museums. When constructing these sites, North Korea must build a vast underground structure first. In the case of the International Friendship Exhibition and the National Gift Hall, all of the basic exhibition rooms are deep underground.

It is known that there is a complex 1,000 meters deep under the Mt. Myohyang, and its high peak, and there is no known nuclear bunker buster bomb capable to penetrate it.


The International Friendship Exhibition, which displayed the gifts of President Kim Il Sung and Chairman Kim Jong Il, was built through the Mt. Myohyang rocks. The tile roofs that are visible are only the offices and entrances.

The statues have a hidden elevator to access an underground safe place, and opens its door automatically when the remote control button is pressed. If you do not have such facilities during the construction of the statue, design and construction permission will not be granted in the first place.

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The statues of President Kim Il Sung and Chairman Kim Jong Il have a hidden underground elevator.

The museums have huge underground storage rooms that can store all the exhibits within hours, similar to other countries.

However, in the case of the Juche Idea Tower, which was built before the 1960s or because of the nature of structures such as the Juche Idea Tower or the Pochonbo Battle Victory Monument, recent upgrades have been made to conceal them from radio waves with special camouflage techniques. After these upgrades, reconnaissance satellites and GPS guidance signals can be countered.

1.3) Civil and military factories

All the major factories built since the 1960s have some buildings on the surface, but the main structures are underground.
Among the light industry factories, the strategic defence factories are all underground.

In particular, ▄▄▄▄ districts of Jagang Province and Pyongyang Province, ▄▄▄▄ and ▄▄▄▄ Districts of Pyongyang, ▄▄▄▄ Districts of North Hamgyong Province, and ▄▄▄▄ Districts of Hamnam Province are typical examples. These munitions factories and civilian factories, which account for more than 60% of North Korea's economic poduction, are equipped with the latest facilities and are packed in underground tunnels. It is really shabby on the surface, but if you enter the tunnel, it is truly palaces beyond imagination.

There are many military factories in underground complex. All of them are equipped with the latest CNC machine tools, and they consume high amount of electricity.


Kim Jong Un, chairperson of the National Assembly, inspecting the Gangdong Precision Factory, which is built deep underground, and characterized by a rounded ceiling.



Kim Jong Un, chairperson of the National Assembly, inspecting the Gangdong Precision Factory, which is built deep underground, and characterized by a rounded ceiling.


Kim Jong Un, chairperson of the National Assembly, inspecting an underground factory on 18 January 2017


Kim Jong Un, chairperson of the National Assembly, inspecting an underground factory on 18 January 2017




Kim Jong Un, chairperson of the National Assembly, inspecting the underground Yongsung Machine Union Enterprise on 11 February 2017

Even if other factories on the surface are destroyed, it is possible for North Korea to cover its national industrial production demand for all the periods of the war, with such military and civilian factories built underground.

A surface nuclear-related uranium enrichment plant has also been publicly demolished and is now operating underground. A typical case is the Kumchangri Tunnel. This kind of underground factories that combine several soccer fields are not limited only to Kumchangri.

1.4) Military Rear Base

Managed by the General Staff and the People's Armed Forces, mainly tunnels for storing war supplies.
The word 'rear' in the DPRK refers to the provision of food and shelter.

(1.4.1) Oil storage

First, the oil storage tanks in the DPRK are not very noticeable. On Google Earth, all of North Korea's oil storage tank are build on beaches.
Oil tanks built on the surface in the DPRK are only temporary storage tanks for civilian use. But strategic storage tanks are located in huge underground tunnels in deep mountains.
This would amounts to more than 100 oil tank trains made of ten oil tanker wagons.
The underground tunnels are large and modern so that these trains enter the underground tunnels at 5 ~ 10 a time in a few minutes. There are dozens of such oil storage depots.
The concealment is done so well, that ordinary people living in the surrounding do not suspect their existences.

This is how North Korea is keeping the liquid-fuel ballistic missiles and their fuels in underground facilities.
If the order of the Supreme Commander is issued, the fuel will be injected at once, and at the same time, the missiles will be fired at the same time, aiming at each individual targets.

(1.4.2) Truck storage

North Korea keeps many military reserve trucks in underground tunnels. In the 1970s and '80s, North Korea had imported tens of thousands of Japanese Isuzu, Mitsubishi and Nissan trucks through the Chongryon. In the 1990s, it has imported hundreds of thousands of Russian Kamaz trucks.
Perhaps if these trucks were all operated, North Korea would be the largest truck owner in Northeast Asia.

It is hard to imagine how many subterranean tunnels are needed in order to keep tens of thousands of trucks. And preserving it for decades without any change is also impossible without high technology and massive investments.

If you ask the question of how many trucks North Korea has stored, it would not be a mistake to answer that the entire DPRK personnel and materials can be transported all at once.


Endless lines of North Korean infantrymen on trucks stored in underground complex, of an army entirely motorized, 1993 photo

(1.4.3) Reserve weapons

North Korea keeps the latest tanks, armored vehicles, self-propelled guns and strategic missiles in the tunnels.
What we are talking about here are not spare parts, but actual weapons.
If weapons are damaged or worn out during a war, it is not possible to order new production, it is simpler to take out the reserve weapon stored in the basement and replenish it.

There are reserve weapons that are more modern than those they will replace.
According to this type of circulation, new equipments that are newly built by North Korea are going to go underground storage facilities first and older ones are retrieved first.

(1.4.4) Food and other supplies

In addition, there are underground bases in North Korea where the whole army stores the food and medical supplies to be consumed for more than a year.
The wartime food mentioned here is complete food sealed in can.
North Korea has kept hundreds of thousands of tons of canned food for soldiers for wartime. To maintain high quality at all times, it periodically exchanges for new products, which are consumed by pilots, submarines and tunnel workers during the peak hours.
Alcohol and vaccines and other medical supplies are stored in huge quantities in underground tunnels.

North Korea always keeps rice for more than a year for the entire nation in case of emergency. This means that more than 2 million tons are stored.

(1.4.5) Strategic ressource storage

Nearly all large-scale strategic ressource storage warehouses were built in underground tunnels.

(1.4.6) Documents storage

The confidential document repositories that hold historical documents are also in tunnels.
There are dozens of such archives tunnels that are strictly classified according to their content range, affiliation, security level, and kept in tunnels.

2. Military underground infrastructures

North Korea has always built tunnels for all military bases where battalion armies have been deployed.

All units, independent units, and military educational institutions also have tunnels. Major naval bases also build tunnels on the cliffs of the beach and keep the ships in it.


North Korean submarine base with direct access from the underground base to the sea, Chahonodongjagu Navy Base

In this tunnels, all personnel, weapons, and equipment of the unit can enter at once and live for at least one month. It is fully equipped with power plant, oxygen generator, ultraviolet generator, underground water source, NBC facility, restaurant, ward, and welfare facilities for a long time in a fully enclosed situation and sufficient materials are prepared and a secret communication line is extended.

In the 1960s, Kim Chang Bong ordered the tunnels to be constructed in a straight line, but it was meaningless because the whole tunnel was damaged when the tunnel entrance was destroyed. Now, the entrance of the tunnels are made in the "ㄹ" shape.

In the case of a base that operates large size weapons equipment, it was built to the diameter of the weapon. All tunnels have at least two entrances and there are concealed emergency exits and air conditioning.

The tunnels are camouflaged and only few people know the details.


3. General underground infrastructures

In a sense, this is an underground structure for evacuation. Therefore, it is not much different from the air raid shelter during World War II. This is an emergency shelter for the first strike. Once you have saved your live, you can go to the underground structure mentioned above and see the situation.

The only person to live in such structure are the old, child-bearing women, some people who are not working. The number of these is small.

Everyone else are sheltered as organized by their institutions and schools. For example, there are no private tunnels in universities or schools. However, all universities have a retreating tunnels in a relatively safe deep mountain, where all the living and learning conditions are prepared.

The most common places to evacuate are Pyongyang subway, shelter by road, and apartment underground shelter.

The Pyongyang subway can evacuate about half a million residents living in the center of Pyongyang at once.
At the entrance of each subway stations, six steel shut-off anti-radiation doors shielded with a thick lead plates of about 40 cm was installed.


Escalator at Pyungyang Subway Station, showing how deep it is


Pyongyang subway station at the Bohung Station. The boundary line is three lines in intervals of several meters. Some stations also have triple gates above the escalators. As a nuclear evacuation facility equipped with a total of six steel shut-off doors. The thickness of a single plate is said to be 40 centimeters.



Limited nuclear war with the US

2017/08/15

North Korea has hinted in the media that it has nuclear weapons capable of crippling an entire continent last year.
In fact, the use of EMP warheads with powerful hydrogen bomb over the US, would disable physically all of the electronic devices across the continent, crippling all the American transportation, communications, and computer networks as well as household appliances.


There are many ways in the North Korean strategy to counter an American nuclear retaliation.
One of them is the use of EMP weapons to strike the US mainland. When the intercontinental ballistic missile launched by North Korea explodes at 480 km above the US mainland powerful electromagnetic waves will paralyze the nation's network and infrastructure. This will be a catastrophe, the United States can not recover from.


North Korean tactical nuclear weapons
North Korea's neutron bombs have the advantage to only affect biological organisms without damaging buildings within a radius of 200 meters.
North Korea says it has developed a nuclear weapon with no radioactivity as well as a neutron bombs.


Israel's tactical nuclear weapons exploding in Yemen. Unlike conventional bombs, the explosion takes a longer time, several bright spot of lights are seen first, with huge flashes and explosions, followed later by a rising mushroom cloud.
It is likely to be a nuclear weapon. However, it is known that there is no contamination due to nuclear dust.




Mushroom cloud of the suspected Israeli tactical nuclear weapons used in Yemen by Saudi Arabian forces









North Korea's tactical nuclear warheads are delivered by the 300mm multiple rocket launch system (MLRS), fitted with an ultra high precision optical guidance allowing a CEP of 1 meter.

North Korea's tactical nuclear warheads are also delivered by the Hwasong series ultra high-precision ballistic missiles, with 1,000 km range, maximum altitude of 450 km, and and CEP of 7 meters.
With this level of accuracy, it's main use is to hit military bases as well as aircraft carriers and destroyers.


North Korea test-launched a Hwasong ballistic missile on May 29, 2017, that incorporates a newly developed high precision control system.


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2017/08/21

Among the various ballistic missiles deployed by the KPA Strategic Army, five are intercontinental ballistic missiles, while the rest are short-range, mid-range and medium-range ballistic missiles, and the various ballistic missiles are estimated at 3,000 units. It is noteworthy that 3,000 ballistic missiles were deployed in underground launch bases built in various parts of North Korea. It is estimated that there are 300 underground launch bases, one for each missile launch control room. The missile launch control room, equipped with communication equipment and launch control equipment, appears to be equipped with more complex facilities than the strategic command center missile launch command room.

300 underground launch bases built in various parts of North Korea will be able to launch 300 ballistic missiles at once, instantaneously, and simultaneously, upon order of the Supreme Commander through the Strategic Command Force. It ensures North Korea with a credible preemptive strike capability.


The Strategic Command Headquarters. Kim Jong Un, chairman of the National Security Council, ratified the Guam enveloping fire Operation on August 14, 2017
The room is an underground nuclear defense facility designed with a typical round ceiling.



The missile launch command room is an underground nuclear defense facility designed with a typical round ceiling, and its internal space is narrow and long. There is telecommunications equipment that issue launch command.

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