South Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un, has been violent since childhood and has shown aggressive behavior in his teens, so it will be difficult to understand in the future about his country's military ambition, a South Korean security expert said on Tuesday.
According to the Daily Mail newspaper quoted security expert Nam Sonk Wook, the leader cursed a friend of him with rudeness and aggression when he was 15 years old, when I asked him to quit smoking.
He said Kim had started smoking at an early age, explaining that his girlfriend was shocked by the violent reaction he issued just because he was demanding a simple order.
Kim made a phone call to his girlfriend, who was then studying in Berne, Switzerland.
Rumors also surfaced about Kim's relationship with North Korean pop star Hyun Song-Wall when he was a young man, but the security expert did not say whether the blasphemy was related to her or to another woman.
The expert who oversaw several strategic studies in South Korea believes the only solution to the Korean crisis lies in Kim's ouster, otherwise nothing will change given the leader's difficult character.
On Sunday, North Korea provoked international concern when it detonated what it said was a hydrogen bomb that could be placed on long-range missiles.