Pyongyang Liberated, Kim Jong-un Flees
January 30, 2029
Time: 3:00 JST

In a little over a week, the Intervention Force secured Pyongyang, the capital of North Korea. Nippon armored divisions swept through DPRK positions like wildfire. So it turns out, starving one's population and oppressing them for generations, creating a society based on terror and fear, and having scarcity in all manners of resources, results in a poor military when subjected to total war.

DPRK soldiers have abandoned their positions, thrown down their weapons, and surrendered when Nippon forces descend upon them. Some have put up resistance, but the fascists and communists in America were deadlier threats than these bugs.

Mass captures of DPRK soldiers have occurred through encirclement and destruction of Nork units. One soldier captured early in the war after a Nork offensive had gone awry reported that when his unit was mobilized for war, he was initially told that they were on a simple training exercise.

The POWs transported down south have now seen how the South Koreans live and compared it to their own situations. "I want to live in South Korea," many POWs have said. Other POWs report starvation conditions back home north of the DMZ and have displayed food hoarding tendencies, despite being given plenty of food.

The war continues, but with Pyongyang captured, it is unclear for how much longer it will last.

Beijing has not responded to the news.