North Korea calls US strikes on Syria “unforgivable”

The North Korea flag flutters next to concertina wire at the North Korean embassy in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia March 9, 2017.

The US on Friday fired missiles at a military base in Syria, and Trump has suggested such military action could be a signal to North Korea as well.

North Korea’s next step could be another underground nuclear test. USA intelligence has been monitoring the site where previous tests have been conducted and is warning another one could come at any time.

According to CNN, Japan is now incapable of attacking North Korea on its own, due to a lack of equipment needed for a long-range strike.

“(Japan) will continue to coordinate with the United States and the rest of the global community in strengthening our response to North Korea”, Abe said.

The 40,000-plus capacity ground was packed for the event, the crowd warmly applauding as the runners gathered on the artificial pitch, with portraits of the North’s founding father Kim Il-Sung and his late son and heir Kim Jong-Il smiling down benignly from the roof.

The European Union on Thursday imposed additional sanctions on North Korea over nuclear and ballistic missile tests, which it said threatened worldwide security.

However, top USA general, John Hyten warns even when he fails in these test-firings, Kim gets more unsafe.

Last year, South Korea announced the creation of a special operations unit called Spartan 3000 to operate behind enemy frontlines inside North Korea.

“This is again our warning”.

The top office said the officials condemned the North for continuing to launch ballistic missiles despite a grave warning by the global community. “There are ways to provide a tighter stranglehold, and they’ll be looking to China for that”. “How long it takes to make it work is anyone’s guess”.

Two gymnasts from the North and South posed for a selfie at the Rio Olympics previous year and the image instantly went viral, symbolizing hopes for closer ties. “I don’t see any upside to it because the idea that we would use a nuclear weapon even against North Korea is highly unlikely”.

“Right now. he can’t reach our homeland, but I am confident, should he do that”, said Gen Robinson, who heads the North American Aerospace Defence Command (NORAD) that provides missile detection and defense for the region.

The idea that the United States could deprive Pyongyang of its “nuclear deterrent” through sanctions is “the wildest dream”, it said.

The council statement was issued hours before U.S. President Donald Trump meets China’s President Xi Jinping at his Florida resort, where North Korea will be at the top of the agenda. They’ve tested a lot of the constituent parts of an ICBM.