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Kim Jong Il's death has left North Korea reeling from shock and grief. The dictator had been ruling over his country since he took power after his father's death in 1994. He was known for his strict control over the media and his brutal treatment of those who opposed him.

On February 17th, Kim Jong Un was assassinated at Malaysian Airport while waiting for his flight back home. Witnesses say two women approached him and shot him multiple times before fleeing the scene. It is believed that they were hired by someone within the government as revenge against their leader.

The world watched in horror as this tragedy unfolded live on television screens around the globe. Many countries have expressed concern about what will happen now that there are no clear successors lined up to take over leadership duties. Some fear another civil war could break out if tensions continue to rise between rival factions vying for power.

In light of these events, many experts believe it may be time for international intervention into North Korean affairs - something which has not happened since the end of World War II when Japan surrendered its sovereignty under American occupation. However, such action would likely lead to even more instability than already exists today...