Seoul: A news agency has revealed in its latest report that the true conflict between North Korean ruler Kim Jong-Un and his uncle Jang Song Thaek took place over mining business rights rather than attempted treason.
Before executing Jang Song Thaek North Korean leader Kim Jong-un executed allies of his powerful uncle by ordering a firing squad of anti-aircraft machine guns over a business dispute.
Kim's forces were ordered to take back control over important fishing grounds that Jang had previously seized, but Jang wouldn't give it up without a fight. The battle ended in the death of many of Kim's soldiers.
Kim was furious and ordered that Jang's top aides be executed.
Following the orders of their leader Kim's soldiers killed Jang's allies with anti-aircraft machine guns.
After all this Kim ordered execution of his uncle Jang declaring him worse than a dog for the country earlier this month.
The country declared that Jang was executed for allegedly committing treason and accused him of corruption and substance abuse, among other crimes.
The agency reported that Jang's death was the end result of a brutal gun battle between Jang supporters and those of the regime over who controlled key land.
