NK endgame thinktank

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I spend almost all of my free time thinking. My number one hobby is to solve things i find mysterious or puzzling without doing any research, just using logic and what I know before hand. For example I spent about 6 months trying to figure out how banking is profitable. how taking someones money holding it for almost nothing sometimes for literally free makes sense as a business model. finally i came to my conclusions and I looked it up and was actually very close to how it works.
I've spent the last 2 days in constant thought about North Korea. Goys I am completely stumped...
Here are the stipulations for victory imo:
1- Neither ourselves, nor our Allies can be attacked with nuclear weapons.
2- We must deter the threat of nuclear attacks completely by north Korea in the future.(in other words we can't just sign some deal that delays it 20 years)

These are the only 2 basic victory conditions.
Of course total victory is different but this thought experiment only requires a basic victory.

>inb4 just nuke them.

If they have developed full blown nuclear warheads small enough to be used via ICBM they may have dozens of hidden silos underground ect. failure to take every single one of them out will result in a counter attack failing basic victory. doing so would require complete intel as well as perfect execution and not a single tech error resulting in misguided missle or failure to detonate.
in other words probably not possible.

Assassination of KJU probably won't solve the problem, loyalist may fire anyway.

and internal coup would have to succeed as well as be complete from every person in control of firing missiles with no dissenters.

The only shot i see, because every single report keeps saying that he "may have missiles capable of being transported by missiles"
'MAY' being the operative term. so if it's a may our best chance would be a full preemptive strike right now, a nuclear attack in the capital and all military bases on hope they don't have it yet.