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A very interesting thread on Kim Jong-un’s current situation (I’m not the author). This is NOT (!) confirmed:
Daisuke Kondo wrote last night on the 24th that some Chinese medical personnel explained to him the entire course of "Jin Zhengen& #39;s critical illness". (1/10)
Daisuke Kondo wrote last night on the 24th that some Chinese medical personnel explained to him the entire course of "Jin Zhengen& #39;s critical illness". (1/10)
The other party said that when Kim Jong-un was visiting the countryside, he suddenly pressed his heart and fell. The fellow medical team hurried to resuscitate him while sending him to a nearby hospital. (2/10)
After the incident, North Korea urgently contacted China: "I hope Beijing can send a medical team to help." (3/10)
In China, a team of ~50 people was formed with doctors from the "National Cardiovascular Disease Center of the Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences Fuwai Hospital" and the "People& #39;s Liberation Army 301 Hospital". They took the equipment & took a special flight to Pyongyang. (4/10)
However, during the waiting period, the North Korean team of physicians judged that if they waited for the Chinese Medical Corps and would do nothing, I am afraid that they would not be able to save Kim Jong-un. (5/10)
So he performed an emergency "heart stent operation (heart catheterization operation)" for him. The doctor in charge is a North Korean surgeon who "trained in China for many years." (6/10)
The source continued that "cardiac stent surgery" was originally not a difficult operation. The process of "placing the stent in the main blood vessel" only took about 1 minute. (7/10)
Unexpectedly, the surgeon who operated the knife was so nervous that he couldn& #39;t help shaking his hands. In addition, he had no experience in operating for "a fat man like Kim Jong-un." It took 8 minutes to put the stent in. (8/10)
During this period, Kim Jong-un became a vegetative. After the arrival of the Chinese medical team, Jin Zhengen was diagnosed and treated, but the conclusion was "nothing can be done." (9/10)
Daisuke Kondo frankly admitted that it is not yet possible to confirm whether the Chinese medical-related personnel& #39;s claims are true. But if it is true, the political life representing Kim Jong-un has come to an end. (10/10)
