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Nuclear Site Activity Suggests Pyongyang May Be Preparing For Another Test
But why the rush now, after so many years of a North Korean weapons program that progressed relatively slowly?
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“Doing a major test would be a way of trying to intimidate the incoming president”, Victor Cha, co-author of a study that said a North Korean provocation is likely around the time of the election, was quoted by CNN as saying earlier this month. “North Korea chooses particular windows that they know will gain maxmum attention from the world, and the USA in particular”.
When the deployment is complete, the Air Force will be the first Asian country to operate fighter jets armed with the advanced German missile system with a 500-kilometer range, the official said. And the talk of how each side might throw that first pre-emptive punch has become more detailed than ever. “We must thwart North Korea’s plans”.
It appears the Japanese diplomats wanted to confirm the validity of the Stockholm agreement and seek a honest implementation of the provisions in that accord.
North Korea has already carried out two nuclear tests this year, along with a long-range rocket, and a series of short and medium-range missiles.
According to other sources, North Korea does not appear ready to resume its investigation into the abduction issue, but it is willing to make contact with Japanese officials.
The North is believed to be ready for another nuclear test at any time and there has been speculation it could mark the October 10 anniversary of the founding of its Workers’ Party with another underground detonation.
China has tried to strike a balance between opposing the North’s nuclear program and keeping the authoritarian Kim in power as a stable buffer zone to counter the regional influence of the USA and its ally South Korea.
“The imperialist US flew the B-1B nuclear strategic bomber from the Andersen Air Force Base in Guam to skies near the Korean Peninsula on Friday morning, carrying out military threats and menace”, the Korean-language propaganda radio station Pyongyang Broadcasting said. In more serious scenarios, it is possible that North Korea will attempt to fire a missile into waters off the west coast of the US. “Also, I am not aware of any North Korean seeking to defect to Japan”. North Korea attempted one against South Korean President Park Chung-hee in 1968; it was a disaster. -South Korean naval drills.
The test, which occurred in September, was North Korea’s largest to date.
South Korea’s Unification Ministry, mostly occupied with the possibility of another imminent missile launch by the North, made no official statement on the proposed government in exile.
“U.S. leaders have long ruled out taking military action against Pyongyang”.
“Ultimately, what they want is to reach a deal with the U.S.to have recognition as a nuclear weapons state”, Graham said.
The idea of creating a political entity to stand up to the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea has apparently gained momentum in the wake of the recent chain of defections by government officials, including a deputy ambassador in London in August.
It believed that Pyongyang may have enhanced the jet capability of its high-powered rocket engine based on North Korea’s state media report.
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These recent developments are certainly alarming to policymakers in countries that neighbor North Korea and also in the United States.