Nuclear program of North Korea

The Pentagon Chief: The United States must be ready for a Military Solution for the DPRK

The US Army must be prepared for a military option to resolve the North Korean crisis if President Donald Trump takes such a decision.

This was stated by US Defense Secretary James Mattis at a military exhibition organized by the American Army Association, TASS reported.

The President of South Korea Promised a Secure Winter Olympics

South Korea's president Moon Jae-in has assured that the winter Olympics in PyeongChang in February next year will not be jeopardized despite tense relations with the DPRK. He met with the President of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) Thomas Bach at the UN General Assembly in New York.

Theresa May: 'World Should Take 'All Necessary Measures' to Combat North Korea Nuclear Threat'

Theresa May has raised the prospect of backing military action against North Korea as she denounced the regime for its "outrageous proliferation" of nuclear weapons. Speaking at the United Nations general assembly in New York, she called for the world's leading powers to intensify efforts to force Kim Jong-un to abandon his nuclear programme, reported Inews.

Military Training near North Korea by China, Russia, the United States and South Korea

China and Russia have begun a naval military maneuver near North Korea, reports Reuters. The tension on the Korean peninsula has intensified since last Friday, North Korea once again launched a ballistic missile over Japan. The United States also conducted Joint Air Force exercises with South Korea.

South Korea Responded to the DPRK and Fired Two Missiles

Today's North Korea ballistic missile test has prompted a quick response from South Korea. It turns out that Seoul had launched two Hunmoo-2 missiles in response to the DPRK's test. According to the British newspaper Express, South Korea has wanted to show its northern neighbor that they are ready to respond to a military strike.

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