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In 1968, North Korean operatives infiltrated Seoul in a failed attempt to assassinate the South Korean president. The South's response? A black-ops unit trained in total secrecy—made up of forgotten men, criminals, and outcasts.
Known as Unit 684, these recruits were trained to kill, then quietly discarded when their mission was canceled. What followed was a violent mutiny, a deadly cover-up, and decades of silence.
This is the haunting true story South Korea tried to bury. We’re digging it back up.
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Source List:
Primary Reporting & Historical Analysis:
South Korea Acknowledges Once-Denied 'Assassin Squad', Associated Press, 2006

The Silmido Incident: South Korea’s Real-Life Suicide Squad, by William Pesek, Bloomberg View

Silmido: The Secret Unit South Korea Tried to Forget, BBC News, 2003

Truth of Silmido Men’s Deaths Confirmed After 35 Years, The Hankyoreh, 2006

Films & Cultural Impact:
Silmido (2003 film), dir. Kang Woo-suk – Dramatized cultural reexamination

Korea Times, How Silmido Changed South Korea’s Memory of Its Own Military Past, 2004

Government Declassification & Testimony:
South Korean Ministry of National Defense, 2006 Public Statement on Unit 684

Surviving families' testimonies (MBC News, KBS Archives)

Academic & Think Tank Commentary:
Korea Institute for Defense Analyses (KIDA), Unconventional Warfare and Ethics in Korean Cold War History