WI: North Korea attacked South Korea

The idea is from this closed thread What if North Korea attacked South Korea in 1972?.
I wouldn't be limiting the possible PODs however. What would have happened in various points of history if North Korea decided to attack?
some PODs I'd like to point out:

*possible larger rebellions of the OTL ones listed- Yeosu Rebellion, Jeju Uprising

*skirmishes along the 38th parallel during 1948~1950, before the war

*April Revolution-1960

*Blue house raid-1968

*KAL hijacking by North Korean spies-1969

*The 1972 one mentioned

*Assassination of Yuk Young-soo, First Lady-1975

*Axe Murder Incident-1976

*Border skirmishes post-war

*Assassination of Park Chung-hee-1979

*Kwangju Uprising-1980

*Rangoon Bombing-1983

*KAL bombing-1987

*Death of Kim Il-sung-1994

*"We can make Seoul into a Sea of Flames" incident-1994

*Clinton makes orders to attack North Korean nuclear facilities-1994

*Other recent ones are either impossible due to 1. "stronger" North-South relations or 2. designed to be skirmishes that do not lead to larger conflict.

So, restating the question: What If North Korea attacked South Korea in the various PODs given?
EDIT: South Korea attacking North Korea is also acceptable.
 
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