Kim Jong Un got scared after seeing the situation in Iran! Now if anything happens to the dictator, nuclear missiles will rain, constitution changed

North Korea Nuclear Law Kim Jong Un Assassination: Taking a lesson from the events in Iran, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has made major changes in the country’s nuclear policy and constitution. Under the new law, if Kim Jong Un is assassinated or is no longer in a position to lead, North Korea’s military will immediately launch a nuclear attack without waiting for any orders. This decision has further increased the risk of nuclear war across the world.

Major change in Article 3 of Nuclear Law

north korea The new amendment was officially adopted at the session of the 15th Supreme People’s Assembly which was held in Pyongyang. According to a briefing given by the South Korean National Intelligence Service (NIS), this provision has been added to the amended Article 3 of the Nuclear Policy Law.

He said that if the country’s nuclear command and control system is jeopardized by attacks by enemy forces, a retaliatory nuclear strike will be launched automatically and immediately. This change has been made for the time when the supreme leadership is the target of the enemy and is not in a position to give orders.

Kim became alert after attacks on Iran

Experts believe that in view of the American and Israeli attacks on Iran, Kim Jong Un has become very cautious about his security. Pyongyang fears that enemy countries may target its top leadership, so it has set the command for a nuclear strike to ‘automatic’ Has been put on mode. The purpose of this change is to scare the enemy before any possible attack and keep his rule safe.

increasing threat of nuclear war

This is North Korea’s ‘Doomsday’ The rule is a serious warning to the international community, as Kim Jong Un’s continued expansion of missile and nuclear technology has threatened the United States, south korea And has created a big security crisis for countries like Japan.

According to reports on 8 May 2026, North Korea has amended its constitution to make it mandatory for its military to immediately retaliate with a nuclear strike if Kim Jong Un is assassinated.

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The move reflects Kim’s growing concern over his own security following attacks on Iran’s Supreme Leader and military commanders. Amidst the current tense environment of the Middle East, this new law of Pyongyang has the potential to turn any small military skirmish into a devastating nuclear war.