Скачать или смотреть 2:45 PM - North Korea Tried to Execute 14 U.S. Marines — 22 Minutes Later Pyongyang Shocked.

At 2:45 PM in broad daylight, fourteen US Force Recon Marines were captured while gathering intelligence on North Korea's expanded plutonium production facilities at Yongbyon. Surrounded by 380 soldiers and 22 armored vehicles, the Marines surrendered after activating emergency beacons, trusting their brothers would come. Kim Jong-un personally ordered their public execution at sunset—6:00 PM exactly—planning to broadcast it worldwide as the ultimate propaganda victory against America.
But the Supreme Leader made seven catastrophic mistakes. He gave the US military a precise three-hour-fifteen-minute operational deadline. He underestimated how violently America responds when Marine lives hang in the balance. And he announced his plans while US satellites watched everything in real-time.
What followed shocked Pyongyang: sixteen F-22 Raptors establishing air superiority, six B-1B Lancers demolishing North Korean defenses, twenty-eight Super Stallion helicopters carrying 340 Marines, Delta Force and SEAL Team Six storming Kaechon Prison as the firing squad aimed their rifles. The rescue happened in broad daylight with devastating precision—all fourteen Marines extracted, zero American casualties, 167 North Korean soldiers killed, and the prison completely destroyed.
At exactly 6:00 PM, the planned execution hour, the Marines were safe aboard USS America. Kim Jong-un's propaganda broadcast never happened. This is what occurs when you threaten United States Marines.