The Death Of Kim Jong-Il Was Fretting Over The World

The Death Of Kim Jong-Il Was Fretting Over The World - The death of North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-Il, has sent shock waves around the world. However Analysts downplay fears of the presence of turbulence in the country's nuclear-armed. They say, a well-planned succession was in progress there. The official announcement on Monday (19/12/2011) in North Korea, the media reveal Kim's death two days earlier at the age of 69, according to some analysts, made it clear that her youngest son who was also his successor, Jong-Un was already in to power – at least for now. South Korea has ordered its military to be ready at all, but when the talk turned to the threat of war, President Lee Myung-Bak called on people to stay calm. ' I think there will be no turbulence or directly in the internal political unrest in North Korea or Foreign Affairs, ' said Paik Hak-Soon of the thin-thank Seoul, Sejong Institute.

Media of North Korea has asked the people of that country to follow the leadership of Jong-Un. The State News Agency was called him as a ' large ' successor. ' All party members, civil servants and the people should remain loyal to the guidance of Kim Jong-Un, ' said the news agency. The observer countries alone, which has long been fretting over the international community with its nuclear capability and his actions were erratic, dismissing fears of a power struggle that directly happens or military coup. ' (The announcement of the death) this clearly shows that Jong-Un was must have been on to power, and all the key officials under Kim Jong-Il has decided during the last two days since the death of Kim Jong-Un to support as the new leader, '' said Paik.

' North Korea's top officials have already cleared up everything, and it seems to be a stable regime under a new leader. I do not predict any turmoil or power struggle within the regime that's in the future. The Era of Kim Jong-Un was started, ' continue Paik. So far, little is known about Kim Jong-Un, an educated young man that is now Switzerland is expected to extend into a third-generation Kim dynasty. He is known only to the late 20s. The profile is just a little known to the public until his father suffered a stroke in 2008, which forced a succession plan is accelerated. In July 2007 she was placed in the Office of the senior party in power and was given the rank of four-star General, despite his minimal military experience. Since then, he has constantly been on the side of his father.

Sister of Kim Jong-Il, Kim Kyong-Hui and her husband Jang Song-Thaek, number two unofficial leader of the country, will hopefully act as a mentor and support the leadership of Jong-Un. Baek Seung-Joo of Korea Institute of Defense Analysis, said North Korea had been fully prepared for Kim's death from a stroke in August 2008. ' For a while, the military and the family of Kim will seek to support Kim Jong-Un as their leader and rallied around him, '' said Baek.

However, the young leaders that led to that position with little experience and a host of challenges including food shortages are severe, it is not expected to take an ambitious agenda. ' Kim Jong-Un was not expected to carry out drastic policy changes while trying to glue his leadership. He will try to share power or build a strategic alliance with the leaders of the military, '' said Baek. ' A power struggle may in the future, which will create an obstacle to his succession was due to the Jong-Un real not pocketed the full support of the public, ' he said. He added, the lack of popular support made him vulnerable.

Kim Tae-Hyun, a professor at Chung-Ang University in Seoul, agreed that his son Kim Jong-Il that seems to have reigned with the support of the military and the party-and that regime that had a vested interest in maintaining the status quo. North Korea's relationship with South Korea have chilled since two deadly border incident which has been blamed on North Korea last year. But Paik said, new leadership was unlikely to take a confrontational approach towards his old foe United States and South Korea, at least for some time. ' The country requires a lot of help and daily needs to be given to its people in marking the anniversary of the great political 2012, ' said Paik. He refers to the 100th anniversary of birth of the country's founder, Kim Il-Sung.

Obituary of Kim Jong-Il appears at the center of intensive diplomatic efforts to revive negotiations with six countries linked North Korea's nuclear program. ' On nuclear talks, the North will also tend to take a more cooperative stance in order to get what they want, '' Paek said. ' They might be developed to update the negotiations with the US after a period of mourning is over. '