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A Russian politician says he has seen a North Korean missile that could
reach the US west coast, and that Pyongyang plans on testing a long-rage missile "in the nearest future".
Anton Morozov told Russian state-backed news agency RIA Novost that he and
two colleagues had visited North Korea, where they were shown the North
Korean calculations that the missile could hit America. During the visit, earlier this week, officials told them they had developed technologies
that would allow their missiles to withstand the heat while entering the atmosphere after a launch.
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/north-korea-latest-missile-test-us-coast-america-reach-range-a7987081.html
The North Koreans showed him the "mathematical calculations which they say prove that their missile is capable of reaching the US west coast," he
said.
Mr Morozov's party, the Liberal Democratic Party of Russia, has a
right-wing, nationalist agenda and is know for its anti-American
sentiments. He did not indicate that he and his colleagues had personally reviewed the North Korean calculations to confirm their veracity.
North Korea has tested its missiles on at least 14 different occasions
this year alone, leading to heightened tension between Donald Trump and
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un. The North Korean regime has, at the same
time, openly flouted its burgeoning nuclear capabilities, and conducted
its sixth nuclear test ever last month. Meanwhile, intelligence leaks have indicated that North Korea is capable of producing a nuclear warhead small enough to be attached to one of those intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs).
At the same time, Donald Trump and North Korean officials have engaged in
a war of insults. The President said that Mr Kim is on a "suicide mission
for himself and his regime" during his first speech to the United Nations General Assembly last month, and said that he was ready to use military
force against the country if necessary. In response, Mr Kim released an unprecedented personal response, calling Mr Trump a "dotard" and a
"frightened dog."
The US has also put financial pressure on North Korea through sanctions,
and have put pressure on China and the international community to do the
same. The United Nations voted to impose strict sanctions on the country earlier this year, further isolating the Korean country from the
international community. China, which has been one of North Korea's best allies, has also instructed its banks to cut off financial dealings with
North Korea.
### - well here we go again? (lol did i speak too soon?)
HOW will ding-dong 'prove' he now HAS this longer range 'unless' he alters
it's trajectory to suggest doing so? (i.e., all his previous launches were basically straight up and down even though they flew over japan), as such
norad could instantly TELL they weren't gonna be going anywhere and so we DIDN'T react to them militarily!
the 'problem' being, if any of his long range shit even LOOKS like it
might be headed towards guam/hawaii (or anywhere else come to that heh...)
then we MIGHT be moved to intercept it, in which case risking ding-dong retaliating in some form or another? (and i don't think 'anyone' would put
up with that in ANY form! do you?)
will we or wont we take it/the next one out, or not??
if we DON'T we risk losing guam, hawaii or even new york by surprise! and
if we DO we risk ding-dong lashing out as he's wont to do on occasion when infringed upon!
in which case, IN intercepting it we might also have to take NK out at the
same time too rather than even 'risking' a retaliation!?
kind of hobson's choice then innit eh?
this next one COULD be the last that we'll never even know about before it
all kicks-off?!
lookin' into the abyss here boss! :)
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