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Trump sends in bombers
As Col. West describes him, the “chubby kid with the bad haircut” aka “Lil’ Kim” aka North Korea’s leader, Kim Jong Un, has been flexing his tyrannical muscles for months, taunting the U.S. and Japan with missile launches.
Most recently, the “Norks” fired four ballistic missiles at Japan, with three landing in its territorial waters. Japan’s prime minister called it “a new stage of threat.”
According to The Sun, South Korean military chiefs say the latest missiles launched on Monday morning travelled around 620 miles before smashing into the sea.
It means they could be an intercontinental ballistic missile capable of reaching the US mainland, although this needs to be confirmed – or at least Hawaii.
Well, apparently Donald Trump has had enough of Lil’ Kim’s provocations, and he’s sending in bombers — B-1s and B-52s to be exact, built to carry nuclear bombs.
Per The Sun, Secretary of Defense James Mattis said the US “remains steadfast in its commitment” to the defense of the South, according to Pentagon spokesman Navy Capt Jeff Davis.
Capt David said: “He further emphasized that any attack on the United States or its allies will be defeated and any use of nuclear weapons will be met with a response that is effective and overwhelming.”
From the US Marine Corps in Japan, F-35B stealth fighters will be deployed to the peninsula for the first time.
“An F-35B is capable of evading anti-aircraft radar and making preemptive strikes,” a military official said.
South Korea and the US have also started their annual Foal Eagle military exercise sending a strong warning to North Korea over its actions.
A military official said 300,000 South Korean troops and 15,000 US personnel are taking part in the operation.
As Col. West describes him, the “chubby kid with the bad haircut” aka “Lil’ Kim” aka North Korea’s leader, Kim Jong Un, has been flexing his tyrannical muscles for months, taunting the U.S. and Japan with missile launches.
Most recently, the “Norks” fired four ballistic missiles at Japan, with three landing in its territorial waters. Japan’s prime minister called it “a new stage of threat.”
According to The Sun, South Korean military chiefs say the latest missiles launched on Monday morning travelled around 620 miles before smashing into the sea.
It means they could be an intercontinental ballistic missile capable of reaching the US mainland, although this needs to be confirmed – or at least Hawaii.
Well, apparently Donald Trump has had enough of Lil’ Kim’s provocations, and he’s sending in bombers — B-1s and B-52s to be exact, built to carry nuclear bombs.
Per The Sun, Secretary of Defense James Mattis said the US “remains steadfast in its commitment” to the defense of the South, according to Pentagon spokesman Navy Capt Jeff Davis.
Capt David said: “He further emphasized that any attack on the United States or its allies will be defeated and any use of nuclear weapons will be met with a response that is effective and overwhelming.”
From the US Marine Corps in Japan, F-35B stealth fighters will be deployed to the peninsula for the first time.
“An F-35B is capable of evading anti-aircraft radar and making preemptive strikes,” a military official said.
South Korea and the US have also started their annual Foal Eagle military exercise sending a strong warning to North Korea over its actions.
A military official said 300,000 South Korean troops and 15,000 US personnel are taking part in the operation.