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Seems like a wonderful leader
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I can understand if China, Japan, Korea or other Asian countries who want NK regime to fall and use war slogans against them but Americans aka the 1000KM away land surrounded by seas?
Look at the way they talk on other forums/comments, they are thirsty as hell whereas East Asians are almost silent on this and don't seem to care.
Look at the way they talk on other forums/comments, they are thirsty as hell whereas East Asians are almost silent on this and don't seem to care.
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Well don't see what is the urgency to Destablize another country and cause more influx of refugee or escalation of conflict
Saw some posts online that Russia has already fixed their SAM near by Just in case anyone comes for visit
Saw some posts online that Russia has already fixed their SAM near by Just in case anyone comes for visit
Does US not understand if they strike north korea it will strike back? North Korea has hundreds of Rodong and Musdan missles which can be tipped with explosive/nuclear/chemical warhead and fired at south korea or japan at any time.
I think if donald trump goes ahead with striking north korea he will regret it.....
I think if donald trump goes ahead with striking north korea he will regret it.....
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Look Man... you know... Dreaming is good for the mind... but it could be pathological when it's done without sleeping...
So my Q... can you wake up? or you are doomed for ever?
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# Urgent: # China threatens that the party that will ignite war on North Korea _ "will pay the price"
# Urgent: # China confirms that "no one will emerge victorious" of the dispute over # North Korea_
# Urgent: # China warns that "a dispute can erupt at any moment" on # North Korea
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No need to show mercy to them.This Kim sung is big time dictator he has made the lives of ordinary Koreans as living hell.they are running towards South Korea.North Koreans might have same living standards if it was not for these communists.So yeah we should not tolerate such a rogue state which is a threat to world peace.
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Currently South Korea is without a president, after the imprisonment of the former, the two presidential candidates reject the intervention of China and the United States..
Since yesterday, the US ASW has been looking for submarines in the West Bay.
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#SouthKorea warn #NorthKorea that if its conducts another test it will suffer an “unbearably strong punishment"
Vice President of South Korea warns of severe punishment against North Korea.
- Multiple contacts between the American presidency and the Chinese presidency
- USS OHIO nuclear submarine joins the US aircraft carrier near the Korean Peninsula
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Since yesterday, the US ASW has been looking for submarines in the West Bay.
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#SouthKorea warn #NorthKorea that if its conducts another test it will suffer an “unbearably strong punishment"
Vice President of South Korea warns of severe punishment against North Korea.
- Multiple contacts between the American presidency and the Chinese presidency
- USS OHIO nuclear submarine joins the US aircraft carrier near the Korean Peninsula
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Currently South Korea is without a president, after the imprisonment of the former, the two presidential candidates reject the intervention of China and the United States..
Since yesterday, the US ASW has been looking for submarines in the West Bay.
InsideNK @inside_nk
#SouthKorea warn #NorthKorea that if its conducts another test it will suffer an “unbearably strong punishment"
Vice President of South Korea warns of severe punishment against North Korea.
- Multiple contacts between the American presidency and the Chinese presidency
- USS OHIO nuclear submarine joins the US aircraft carrier near the Korean Peninsula
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The US bringing a ton of firepower to the Korean peninsula. The USS Ohio carries 154 Tomahawks.
Actually the Ohio just returned from deployment. It could be the Michigan.
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Preparations for military parade observed in North Korean capital
Preparations for military parade observed in North Korean capital
Scores of military vehicles seen by NK News on Thursday evening in Pyongyang
Chad O'Carroll
April 14th, 2017
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PYONGYANG – Preparations for a military parade in Pyongyang were clearly visible on Thursday evening, with NK News observing scores of military vehicles driving slowly along closed off roads across the center of the city.
The preparations come amid speculation in South Korean media on whether or not the North will conduct a military parade on Saturday and growing suspicions that if one goes ahead, Pyongyang might use it to showcase brand new missile technology.
Though no official confirmation has yet been provided to a delegation of foreign journalists in the DPRK – who have been in the city since Wednesday evening – the clear presence of significant numbers of military vehicles in downtown areas strongly suggests one is likely to take place on April 15, the anniversary of founding president Kim Il Sung’s birth.
NK News journalists walking from Pyongyang train station to the city’s Yanggakdo Hotel saw scores of olive green flatbed trucks carrying hundreds of armed soldiers along closed roads at around 7pm on Thursday.
Southeast of the train station, NK News observed a convoy of trucks carrying special forces clad with night vision goggles, bearing war-paint camouflage on their faces and carrying what appeared to be rifles fitted with grenade launchers.
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Significant numbers of vehicles carrying men armed with rocket propelled grenades (RPGs) and Type 58 assault rifles were also observed.
Korean People’s Army (KPA), Navy and Airforce personnel were all visible in the convoy of vehicles, which journalists were not allowed to photograph. The convoy was witnessed by chance, following a road closure that led to buses being unable to return to the Yanggakdo hotel.
Notably, due to an impasse created by the passing vehicles – sometimes multiple lanes wide – regular traffic was stopped throughout parts of the downtown area, making movement extremely difficult and even impacting diplomats who later spoke to NK News on Thursday.
And at around 6pm, NK News observed hundreds of people amassing at Chung-guyok in the center of Pyongyang, with men dressed in suits and women in traditional Korean dress. Hundreds of civilians were seen practicing movements in the city’s landmark Kim Il Sung Square.
Citizens amassing in central Pyongyang at around 7pm on Thursday evening I Photo: NK News
The closed roads, presence of military vehicles and observation of local citizens amassing around the city strongly suggest festivities – including a military display – will go ahead on Saturday to commemorate the anniversary.
Historically, North Korea has not conducted military displays on April 15, described locally as the Day of the Sun.
Chad O’Carroll describes the passing military convoys in real time from Pyongyang (Part 2/3)
But as of Friday authorities in Pyongyang could still not confirm when, if at all, any parade would take place, saying they were waiting for instructions as to what journalists will be expected to see over the weekend.
NK News didn’t observe any further military vehicles in Pyongyang on Friday, though a strong police presence could be heard, with sounds of sirens regularly ringing in the damp morning air.
Pyongyang saw heavy rain raining later in the day, though a mixture of cloud and sun is forecast for Saturday, meaning dry and warm conditions – ideal for any possible military parade.
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While Pyongyang appears to be in an otherwise festive and celebratory mood, citizens remain largely unaware of growing speculation that the U.S. may be considering kinetic military strikes in the event North Korea conducts a sixth nuclear test to coincide with the April 15 celebrations.
North Korea has historically never tested nuclear weapons or missiles on April 15, but analysts at the U.S.-based 38 North website recently published satellite imagery to warn that Pyongyang could be preparing for a forthcoming test.
https://www.nknews.org/2017/04/preparations-for-military-parade-observed-in-north-korean-capital/
Preparations for military parade observed in North Korean capital
Scores of military vehicles seen by NK News on Thursday evening in Pyongyang
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April 14th, 2017
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PYONGYANG – Preparations for a military parade in Pyongyang were clearly visible on Thursday evening, with NK News observing scores of military vehicles driving slowly along closed off roads across the center of the city.
The preparations come amid speculation in South Korean media on whether or not the North will conduct a military parade on Saturday and growing suspicions that if one goes ahead, Pyongyang might use it to showcase brand new missile technology.
Though no official confirmation has yet been provided to a delegation of foreign journalists in the DPRK – who have been in the city since Wednesday evening – the clear presence of significant numbers of military vehicles in downtown areas strongly suggests one is likely to take place on April 15, the anniversary of founding president Kim Il Sung’s birth.
NK News journalists walking from Pyongyang train station to the city’s Yanggakdo Hotel saw scores of olive green flatbed trucks carrying hundreds of armed soldiers along closed roads at around 7pm on Thursday.
Southeast of the train station, NK News observed a convoy of trucks carrying special forces clad with night vision goggles, bearing war-paint camouflage on their faces and carrying what appeared to be rifles fitted with grenade launchers.
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Chad O’Carroll describes the passing military convoys in real time from Pyongyang (Part 1/3)
Significant numbers of vehicles carrying men armed with rocket propelled grenades (RPGs) and Type 58 assault rifles were also observed.
Korean People’s Army (KPA), Navy and Airforce personnel were all visible in the convoy of vehicles, which journalists were not allowed to photograph. The convoy was witnessed by chance, following a road closure that led to buses being unable to return to the Yanggakdo hotel.
Notably, due to an impasse created by the passing vehicles – sometimes multiple lanes wide – regular traffic was stopped throughout parts of the downtown area, making movement extremely difficult and even impacting diplomats who later spoke to NK News on Thursday.
And at around 6pm, NK News observed hundreds of people amassing at Chung-guyok in the center of Pyongyang, with men dressed in suits and women in traditional Korean dress. Hundreds of civilians were seen practicing movements in the city’s landmark Kim Il Sung Square.
Citizens amassing in central Pyongyang at around 7pm on Thursday evening I Photo: NK News
The closed roads, presence of military vehicles and observation of local citizens amassing around the city strongly suggest festivities – including a military display – will go ahead on Saturday to commemorate the anniversary.
Historically, North Korea has not conducted military displays on April 15, described locally as the Day of the Sun.
Chad O’Carroll describes the passing military convoys in real time from Pyongyang (Part 2/3)
But as of Friday authorities in Pyongyang could still not confirm when, if at all, any parade would take place, saying they were waiting for instructions as to what journalists will be expected to see over the weekend.
NK News didn’t observe any further military vehicles in Pyongyang on Friday, though a strong police presence could be heard, with sounds of sirens regularly ringing in the damp morning air.
Pyongyang saw heavy rain raining later in the day, though a mixture of cloud and sun is forecast for Saturday, meaning dry and warm conditions – ideal for any possible military parade.
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Chad O’Carroll describes the passing military convoys in real time from Pyongyang (Part 3/3)
While Pyongyang appears to be in an otherwise festive and celebratory mood, citizens remain largely unaware of growing speculation that the U.S. may be considering kinetic military strikes in the event North Korea conducts a sixth nuclear test to coincide with the April 15 celebrations.
North Korea has historically never tested nuclear weapons or missiles on April 15, but analysts at the U.S.-based 38 North website recently published satellite imagery to warn that Pyongyang could be preparing for a forthcoming test.
https://www.nknews.org/2017/04/preparations-for-military-parade-observed-in-north-korean-capital/
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