The Man Evaded Capture And Had Crossed Into Communist North Korea In January, But He Has Only Today Been Confirmed To Still Be Alive.

Normally when you hear about Koreans crossing the DMZ established in 1953, you'd normally think of North Korean defectors fleeing from the Communist regime.

But sometimes, for one reason or another, a South Korean defects to the Hermit Kingdom.

That's what happened on January 2^nd 2022, when a South Korean man evaded the South Korean Army and was greeted with open arms by the North Korean Army.

South Korean authorities declared the man dead, believing that he'd stepped on a mine or mowed down by machine gun fire.

But this morning they were proven wrong, when North Korean leader Kim Jong Un announced that the man had made it, and had been spending the last five months aiding Pyongyang in researching AI and Nuclear Ballistics Technology.

This announcement also came after North Korea launched test misses, shortly after US president Joe Biden said that: “I'll tame North Korea like a lion trainer at the zoo”.

The South Korean Army doesn't believe that the man shown waste real South Korean defector, but a double.

Seoul has denied any defection took place that day, and that no South Koreans were aiding the North.