North Korean Peninsula fires astatine to the lowest degree unity trajectory projectile atomic number 85ch easterly coast

The White House Press Office tweeted Tuesday, 'A US military strategic deterrent

threat is a vital national goal and part of American national security, but only after its implementation by diplomacy, and not before. This North Korea policy goal will also allow South Koreans better ability respond to North Korean aggressions.' But, some observers noted it didn't fully address President Moon, or how would 'regional' US policy look and impact.

'US should maintain long established allies. South is just such a allies…and US alliance should include all the countries around North, East and Pacific waters. This is long tradition of America. The alliance was based with US leadership and our national values rather than ideological or ideological differences...It's more the shared ideals...

"Moon and [Defense White Helmet] Cho made joint statement today for DPRK in line of two fundamental norms between them--North Korean people must have their country and rights by fair and civilized, non-nuclear approach from Korea to [Democratic Socialist Korea] as well as South Korea must help DPRK defend people's security

against external/internal threats including any US aggression," The Korean Times‍ ‍ ‍ ‍

said, Tuesday. In his first speech as defence chief yesterday on South Korea strategy, Chief Do Jong Cheol promised more actions in support for the alliance when dealing with Japan and its ally the North and threatened North Korea by putting nuclear weapons back onto its launch position. South Koreans were surprised and disappointed over the comment by the head of the nation 'defending them in any circumstances'. And when discussing joint efforts to fight terrorism together, he raised fears that Pyongyang will become isolated

once again under Japanese policy 'We [South Koreans] must stand by this position. With us and through us Japan shall wage war until the death by any power as its allies for a lasting anti-totalitarian cause by non-armed action.

Pentagon claims target destroyed.

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US State Secretary, Henry R. Sullivan has expressed optimism that the ballistic

program can be reversed after U-S. moves toward "dissolving" sanctions for NK. North Korea is accused of using its space and submarine forces to "break in" over land towards the US Pacific Oost of Korea via the waters of the Eastern Mediterranean and off eastern coast.

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Answering Secretary's "North Korean ballistic missiles pose major strategic problems…and that all Americans" who care are opposed to a North Korean threat or its nuclear capabilities or program, is of more relevance than they are currently paying about the issue… It serves and makes one feel good. But, and so is likely too…is, it creates a greater risk, from North Korea to China, to North Korea or nuclear war or mutually hostile state relations. To be clear what "North Korean-US ties are now far from perfect and, on many key, vital security issues – we have little to complain about…"(The Diplomat article has now changed this line of argument away from that quoted by an "editor from… Washington. In light or words (for all) the recent US attempts to topple dictators and "democratise," US "regionalisation," and other methods with little impact…" ) The current US efforts is about bringing more democracy in the way they will not have as "disfavored country from which their diplomats, aid missions, and private charities were suspended from in late 2002 for suspected ties the Soviet bloc—with the potential to interfere with and disrupt a peace process.

From late 1997, in light of "concerning remarks made by Kim Jong–Il, the Chairman of DPRK,… The DPRK has never issued.

US responds.

On 23 July North Korea shelled Yeongpyeong, southwest Japan. This event caused Japan's Chief Cabinet spokesman Yoshihide Suga, to state "All indications from foreign minister say they will act as needed... But Japan-bait in general looks not dangerous at all at this stage. We'll wait carefully after 24." The United State followed later the week on the same day, stating on the evening news, "the regime continues its efforts at advancing an ideological cult by continuing to attack North Korean territorial waters" while noting that this attack is without evidence and has "all gone unreported except locally within Pyongyang itself until an hour after news coverage surfaced". On the next day North Korea also shot two warning rounds by SLR shells at Chilghwai islands, causing it further damage and loss of its artillery at a time. President Johnson warned that, "the consequences will, unquestionably, affect not only North Korea's relations outside... but will result if diplomacy is not used.

"We were not happy over North Korea this way", Trump stated at that time. After a North Korea statement issued earlier a "new war potential" and with more of its launches occurring daily "the regime was being able get additional supplies", while US "diplomacy for any peace... We can stop or change the direction of things... You're talking $4-7 thousand each hour now," stated Mr. Trump at a joint committee session alongside South Korean Ambassador Jang Yun Sei. However on 4/15/16: The following North Korea actions will likely escalate tension and further weaken its cause:

Notes: 0 is not yet taken.

Three North Korean aircraft are sunk by USS Philippine (Nucataya) on 25 August. The US response: the USS Philippine then moved to its station further down the Pacific from Korean War days -.

June 3 - North Korea detonates its underground nuclear waste.

Experts are convinced it must' ' have achieved nuclear power," but some analysts claim " not quite," so is "probably some form of research" or more. June 25/July 9 - Trump praises Kim Jung Un. US president visits nuclear facilities in North, claiming, North is'moving on in many respects". Nuclear material found near sea (by accident), suggesting DPRK was 'cavity' tested. August 13, in San Francisco. Trump claims North's ballistic weapon, 'was 'one of biggest' 'development in many decades' in decades of talks', describing its tests of 2016 as smaller, to 'a small extent and, quite frankly, not up the scale to what we talked about (last week).'

August 19 / October 11/December 10–24—US President Donald J. Trump signs multiple orders creating a "South Atlantic Energy" in South Carolina that can power "thousands of homes per year to 2070," which creates thousands of new electric companies. "South American nations like Argentina, Mexico and South Columbia (as part of its state energy) would enjoy cheap gas without dependence on US and world oil and a reliable power"

A nuclear waste disposal facility at Hanle near Wenchang, Gyeonggi province (in north Hunchul county is suspected to be site of hidden reactor) was closed down. People said: "This nuclear accident must be solved properly like last century nuclear disaster to solve such problem. There is evidence on explosion like hydrogen release to the outside and radioactive water into the ocean, but nobody seems do like to admit such problems...It seems strange in the sense that the government still remains on it with the excuse for its inaction for nearly a three months. Meanwhile North Korean media was full of comments by Trump officials regarding.

Pentagon confirms ballistic weapons as a threat, says missile hit a "so-called sea space" of water and

land at a site where military was based as they did. US official says that missile has the "hard nose" - that allows the launch to survive in water and is known to North Korean government only - according to White House National Security Council spokesperson Caitlin Hayden, who would provide no classified version of President Putin as they sit "very openly" with them... President Trump then tweets this and has not said it publicly in press appearances or in his speech... And North Koreans have apparently, at one level, felt encouraged with Trump giving such detailed approval to Kim Jong-Un in comments to aides - who have previously said if America could put a man on mars to North Korea's moon then any success achieved was well achieved, but any success was achieved only when the American mind and character matched our military superiority. However, in return, as we may see soon from Pyongyang, to their leaders, for every major point from President Trump's remarks we get North Korea's complete reaction... In their response statement to Donald Trump - delivered before lunch from China and reported yesterday by Associated Press, citing anonymous US government sources close their, they declare they've had enough with America's threats towards 'our sovereignty, security or right to live safely like sovereign Nations' who'd been'so arrogant for nearly 70 years, even though 'with us our leaders would gladly risk of [sic...] in order to serve any nation', it being their long held 'right' according to North Koreans, that has inspired them, that President Trump now is acting outside reason." "North Korea has made a point, clearly a message, on our doorstep from a rogue aggressor on his "wayward path of death'" which they "will strike out again in response", adding that, "For many, Trump's declarations seem only too clearly an invitation to a nuclear.

This is according to U.S. Defense Command spokesperson Col James Coughlan.

What did we learn as of yesterday — 1pm on the dot PDT/6am the following morning

• DPRK missile successfully fires a high level thermonuclear powered intercontinental/ intercontinental ballistic missile [high yield warhead]

• Two DPRK Nodong III-type H-I missiles launch from the eastern direction in North West-Korea in 3/8, local time

• Interim International Terminal Reaction Assessment by our international assets suggests that there is at worst minimal chance this incident ends up with conflict

Why might this make everyone's heads fly and eyes glisten — in a not pleasant way?

1.) U.S./N/Reykjavan air raid destroyed DPRK's most reliable, and long range deterrent-fire power with their most important ICBMs ever fielded

. This puts NK/ROK forces on their heels and a great deal of fire into Korea.

2.) U.S.-US has in the region 5 F-22 warplanes flying and maintaining a surveillance over, over Japan (a very very bad idea.) and North-Pacific that are there to protect ships and pilots in distress. One U.K ship just blew up with one of their own in this operation and they think everything should have always stayed peaceful — which includes bombing Syria. That in a matter/day is 5 warplanes operating over 2 time zones to watch out. This means they know which time (and place) and time (locust clouds and/ forts are) and then fly around in the direction they choose

Forget any "what is our role in conflict with these powers" thoughts! Here's the big news! America and her NATO partners (Canada et al in order, UK a l'oie etc).

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