Paranoid Kim Jong-Un claims foreign spies are to blame for failed nukes after his atomic tests repeatedly flop
Chubby tyrant is accusing his foreign foes of sabotaging crucial missile microchips
PARANOID tyrant Kim Jong-un is convinced his foreign foes are deliberately sabotaging his long-range missile programme and plans on launching a spy probe to prove it.
The North Korean dictator is determined to find a link between his recent missile failures and espionage, according to the North Korea Intellectuals Solidarity (NKIS).
The tubby tyrant, who is renowned for his war mongering antics, believes foreign powers are meddling in the tests of his Musudan-type rockets, which can strike targets 2,500 miles away.
Out of eight missile tests this year all but one has been a flop and now crazed Kim has had enough.
The desperate despot is reported to be focusing on imported missile components, such as microchip systems that form the rocket’s flight control system.
North Korean defector and leader of NKIS, Kim Heung-kwang, said: “The North imports the integrated circuit chips due to the failure of 100 percent local manufacturing.
“It’s a big problem if the US and South Korea are found to be involved in the power supply line of integrated circuit chips and devised a plot to cause trouble.”
Foreign powers though are far more concerned with exactly what weapons the hermit nation is testing with fears it could be fitting missiles with war heads.
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