2 Quotes & Sayings By Seong Pill Kon
Seong pill kon was born in Pyongyang, North Korea in 1946, and earned a degree in Engineering from the University of Natal, Durban South Africa in 1980. He is the author of several books about his country's history, including The Life and Times of Kim Il-sung, People's War: The Korean War 1950-53 and North Korea: A Country Study. In 2013 Seong pill kon published a book entitled The Strange Story of the Red Line. This book narrates how a KPA unit crossed the DMZ and attacked a US Army unit near Suwon, 40 miles south of Seoul. According to Seong pill kon this was the first time since 1953 that a KPA unit had crossed the DMZ and attacked a US Army unit. This short book has been translated into English by Yonsei University Press. In December 2015 it was also published in Chinese by Beijing Century Press, with a foreword by General Zhang Wannian. In 2016 Seong pill kon published an article entitled "The Truth about 'the Red Line Incident'” where he reveals secret information about the incident which had never been revealed before
He also reveals that there were two incidents on October 7, 2014 when a KPA unit shot at a US Army unit while attempting to cross the DMZ. It is still not known if this is one incident or two incidents. The events surrounding this incident are still shrouded in mystery to this day; no one knows who fired first or who was responsible for starting what became known as "the Red Line Incident." All these decades later no one knows exactly what happened on October 7, 2014 when an unidentified KPA unit crossed the DMZ and attacked an American Army unit near Suwon; but according to Seong pill kon it was most likely not accidental fire but deliberate fire that killed four American soldiers and injured seventeen others (see "the Red Line Incident").
Seong pill kon reveals that there were two incidents on October 7, 2014 when a KPA unit shot at a US Army unit while attempting to cross the DMZ; however, it is still not known if this is one incident or two incidents (see "the Red Line Incident"). Seong pill kon believes that both incidents took place when an unidentified KPA unit crossed the DMZ and simultaneously opened fire on an American Army unit by accident. There are allegations that these events were