North Korea Says They Have Deployed Nuclear Weapons For "Preemptive" Use

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The statement about North Korea readying its nuclear weapons came from the state-ran news and reported to have come from Kim himself while on a tour of an army artillery unit. The fear is that North Korea could use these weapons in preemptive attacks on South Korea. This terrifying possibility was underlined when the head U.S. military officer in South Korea stated that the Kim regime would use WMDs if they felt their power was endangered.

http://foxtrotalpha.jalopnik.com/north-korea-says-they-have-deployed-nuclear-weapons-for-1762763561

 

[$@rJen]

 

[thesolar65]

Nobody is listening/paying attention!!

 

[kmc_chacko]

 

[MarkusS]

Can someone please put an end to their misery? It would be an act of mercy.

 

[mike2000 is back]

Can someone please put an end to their misery? It would be an act of mercy.

Lol If we were to do that, you will see people here complaining of how evil,imperialistic the West is. They will blame us for destroying N.Korea's peaceful harmonious joyful life.
So no, we shouldnt get involved, let their Asian neighbours sort them out, that way they wont find a cheap excuse to blame the West. .
So let the crazy Kim regime and its delusional supporters be, its even beneficial to the U.S in many ways. Lol

 

[litman]

is kim always drunk like altaf hussain??

 

[mike2000 is back]

NewsWorldAsia
North Korea fires short-range missiles into Sea of Japan hours after UN Sanctions

South Korean experts attempt to identify exactly what was fired
Matt Payton Thursday 3 March 2016 12 comments

An undated file picture released by the Rodong Sinmun, the newspaper of the North Korean ruling Workers Party EPA


North Korea has fired short-range missiles into the Sea of Japan - hours after the UN Security Council voted in favour sanctions against the regime.

The South Korean defence ministry told the Yonhap news agency the projectiles were launched from Wonsan on the east coast, the BBC reports.

South Korean experts were trying to identify exactly what had been fired.


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It follows Pyongyang's recent nuclear test and long-range rocket launch.




And it came just hours after the United Nations announced what have been described as the strictest sanctions imposed on North Korea in 20 years.

As a result, all cargo going in and out of the country will be inspected, while 16 more people and 12 organisations have been blacklisted.

The United States and China spent seven weeks discussing the nature of the sanctions.

North Korea launch short range projectiles hours after UN sanctions

These latest missile launches also come shortly after Seoul approved its first legislation on human rights in North Korea

A total of 212 South Korean lawmakers voted for the bill and 24 others abstained in the floor vote.

It becomes law when it is endorsed by the Cabinet Council, which is considered a formality.

This legislation establishes a centre responsible for collecting, archiving and publishing information about human rights in the authoritarian state.

North Korea's state media has warned that enactment of the law would result in "miserable ruin."


http://www.independent.co.uk/news/w...sanctions-pyongyang-kim-jong-un-a6908867.html

Hope Japan and S.Korea remain safe frim crazy Kims weapons of mass destruction. Afterall, they are the two most developed/advanced countries in Asia. Dont want mad Kim to ruin these two countries. he has nothing to lose anyway, which make N.Korea more dangerous for its neighbours.

 

[zheng2]

Can someone please put an end to their misery? It would be an act of mercy.

nah,even we hate them now,they can not stand long.