In the darkest alleys of Pyongyang, a sinister plot was brewing, and on a fateful day, terror struck the skies. Two North Korean agents, posing as Japanese tourists, checked in for Korean Air Flight 858, carrying a time-bomb disguised as a radioset. The flight, bound for Bangkok, took off from Baghdad, carrying 115 innocent souls. The bomb, crafted to explode at 23,000 feet, detonated, ripping the plane apart, and sending the debris crashing into the Andaman Sea. The attack, masterminded by Kim Jong-il himself, was meant to disrupt the upcoming Seoul Olympics, but it ultimately backfired, exposing North Korea's terrorist tactics to the world.