South Korean lawmaker from the North's elite warns that the North will make a completely different provocation than before

Tae Yong-ho, a North Korean diplomat who defected to South Korea from North Korea and a member of the ruling party's People's Power, said, ``North Korea is threatening to provoke South Korea ahead of the National Assembly elections to be held in April. There is a high risk that the
"Yes," he guessed. In an interview with a South Korean radio program, Rep. Thae said, ``I think this will be a completely different provocation from previous provocations.''
I think he may provoke the bar once." Rep. Thae said, ``I don't think it will definitely happen, but for example, if the server at Incheon Airport is suddenly paralyzed, a flight cancellation could occur.''
I wonder how surprised the people would be if that were to happen." He continued, ``Or nuclear power plants, hospitals, security systems, which are really important to us.''
``North Korea has the ability and power to do such a thing,'' he said. Regarding speculation about the possibility of cyber provocations, Rep. Thae said, ``Although you can't see it with your eyes, this is a threat to the residents'
This is because it is directly connected to life and livelihood." ``North Korea's national system itself is extremely irrational,'' Tae said, ``The constitution calls for a democratic republic, but in the end it is a dynastic hereditary system.''
” he said. He went on to point out, ``North Korea does not recognize at all the international legal principles and norms that we have always followed internationally.''