Should South Korea build the nuclear bomb?

Second, maximise conventional deterrence while excluding nuclear weapons. In other words, possess a three-axis system (Kill Chain, Korean Air and Missile Defense (KAMD), Korea Massive Punishment and Retaliation (KMPR) capable of neutralising an adversary’s nuclear capabilities before they can use theirs, along with SLBMs, high-yield ballistic missiles and nuclear-powered submarines. It employs cyber and space domain strategic weapons to disrupt satellites and GPS, paralysing the adversary’s national infrastructure, and delivers decisive retaliation through a submarine-based system equipped with SLBMs.