North Korea warns of retaliation after the Nuclear submarine dock in Busan | Nuclear weapons news
Pyongyang warns of the ‘Acute Military Conflict’ after the Alexandria submarine dock in the USS South Korean port.
North Korea announced that his military forces were ready to take all the necessary measures after the American Navy nuclear submarine, which was attached to the port in the South Korean city of Busan and accused the United States of representing a serious threat to its national security.
The North Korea State news agency quoted the Ministry of Defense of the Earth on Tuesday in a statement that the presence of an American nuclear submarine in the Korean Peninsula was “a clear expression of American immutable hysteria for conflict.”
“We express serious concern about the American dangerous hostile military act that can run an acute military conflict in the region around the Korean Peninsula to the real conflict between the armed forces,” the statement said.
The ministry said North Korea “recklessly use the legitimate right of punishment of provokers,” because she accused the US that they were a “hegemonic entity” in which “he blindly believes in dominance through power.”
The USS Alexandria submarine on Monday agreed to the port of Busan on Monday and to provide a holiday for its crew, to the Ministry of Defense of South Korea.
The stop will also provide the opportunity for South Korean and American Navi to exchange information and formulate a combined defense posture, the Ministry added.
USS Alexandria, part of the American Pacific Fleet, is a quick submarine of the submarine armed with the cruise rockets of Tomahawk.
South Korea armed forces refused to comment on a statement from the North Korean government.
Pyongyang claims that common military activities of the US-South Korea are a threat to the peace in the Korean Peninsula and considers them a rehearsal for invasion of North Korea.
On Sunday, North Korea warned of “undesirable consequences” after American and South Korean allies performed a series of exercises only 16 miles (25.7 km) from North Korea.
North Korea has enhanced its rhetoric since US President Donald Trump took the post last month, despite the comments from the US president who suggest that he intends to contact Kim Jong UN for direct conversations.
Despite the American imposed Severe sanctions on Pyongyangand occasional struggles appointmentTrump and Kim enjoyed an unusually strong relationship during the first term of the US president.
Trump met with Kim on three separate occasions between 2018 and 2019, and has made history by becoming the first sitting US president to step on the North Korean soil since the 1953 truce ended in the Korean war.
