NEW DATA CONFIRMS 10 KILOTON NUCLEAR DETONATION BY N.KOREA

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 P.S. Kakvi problemi sa forumom?

Nitko...

Mislim da ga rješavaju sad...No, to je viša sila...hehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehe

antifašist iz sj.koreje pokazali zube

preko_vode_do_slobode wrote:antifašist iz sj.koreje pokazali zube

Nikada nisi osjetio potrebu da prestaneš?

E sad slijedi period gladi,koji je Kim najavio...

bogomdani wrote:E sad slijedi period gladi,koji je Kim najavio...

ona sjeverno korejska poslovica.. 7 gladnih godina pa nakon toga novih 7 gladnih godina

preko_vode_do_slobode wrote:

bogomdani wrote:E sad slijedi period gladi,koji je Kim najavio...

ona sjeverno korejska poslovica.. 7 gladnih godina pa nakon toga novih 7 gladnih godina

ajd u qrc...  ..nego doista,na bilo kojim slikama gledao Kima i njegove pobocnike,jedino on izgleda uhranjen i odmorne face..pogledaj ostale,kao vjesalice za odjecu..iscrpljenih faca...e da se nekako ufurati incognito tamo pa malo snimati real life gradjana..

[size=34]US military bases in Japan ‘targeted in missile launch drill’ – N Korean state media[/size]
Published time: 6 Mar, 2017 22:12Edited time: 7 Mar, 2017 00:48
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ARCHIVE: North Korean ballistic missile test-launched during an exercise of the Hwasong artillery units © KCNA / Reuters

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Pyongyang says the missiles it fired toward Japan were part of an exercise targeting US military bases there. It comes as the White House said the deployment of the advanced THAAD anti-missile defense system to South Korea will guard it against the North.
The test launches of four missiles, fired by North Korea into the Sea of Japan on Monday morning, were a drill carried out by an army unit commissioned with attacking US military bases in Japan, the country’s official news agency KCNA said Tuesday.
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un personally supervised the drill, it said.
"Involved in the drill were Hwasong artillery units of the KPA Strategic Force tasked to strike the bases of the US imperialist aggressor forces in Japan in contingency," KCNA said. "In the hearts of artillerymen ... there was burning desire to mercilessly retaliate against the warmongers going ahead with their joint war exercises."
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North Korea fires 4 ‘ballistic missiles’ amid Seoul's joint drills with US
The launch was preceded by threats of retaliation to the US-South Korea military drills. Pyongyang views the exercises as a preparation of an attack on North Korea.
Following the launch, Trump pledged full US support to Japan over the issue in a telephone conversation with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on Monday, Abe said after the call.
“President Trump told me that the United States was with Japan 100 percent, and that he wanted his comments to be communicated to the Japanese people," Abe said, as cited by Reuters.
The US president also reportedly asked Japanese people to “trust him as well as the United States 100 percent.”
The UN Security Council will discuss the latest North Korean missile launches at a closed session on Wednesday. The meeting, which is scheduled for 10am, was called by the US, Japan and South Korea.
Meanwhile, the White House said Monday that a THAAD missile defense system will be stationed in South Korea to counter threats from the North.

White House press secretary Sean Spicer described the Monday morning launches as consistent with Pyongyang’s history of “provocative behavior.”

“The Trump administration is taking steps to enhance our ability to defend against North Korea’s ballistic missiles, such as through the deployment of a THAAD battery to South Korea,” Spicer told reporters at a press briefing Monday.

The THAAD, or Terminal High Altitude Area Defense, is a missile defense system designed to intercept short-and-medium-range ballistic missiles as they begin their descent to their targets. 

Developed by Lockheed Martin, THAAD missiles use infrared seeker technology to locate their targets and detonate on impact. The US has been planning to set up THAAD in South Korea since July 2016, adding to its already existing defensive capabilities in the Asia-Pacific region.

A Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) © U.S. Department of Defense / Reuters
The deployment of the THAAD system in South Korea has been met with strong opposition by China, which views it as undermining its own defense capabilities, as THAAD batteries will help give an early warning to America’s own ballistic missile defense system.

Beijing on Thursday instructed all travel agencies to stop selling tour packages to South Korea, a move which may reportedly take effect countrywide and carry severe economic consequences. China has also imposed sanctions against the Lotte Group, the South Korean conglomerate that forfeited the land on which THAAD will be based.
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Ma nek pravi što hoće, njezina stvar.

U.S deploying THAAD anti-missile systems in S.Korea

kad njima koji imaju IQ boli glava, svemirski i nuklearni program iz šupe mogu onako isprati mozgove, kako je tek kod nas...

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The United States has begun installing its controversial Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) systems to ostensibly protect South Korea from potential missile threats from Pyongyang. Dr. Kelsey Davenport told Radio Sputnik that the anti-ballistic missile complex will not be able to fully shield the country.

Davenport, Director for Nonproliferation Policy at the US-based Arms Control Association, mentioned two ways that the system developed in the 1990s could be bypassed.
"You have to weigh the costs and benefits of THAAD. THAAD may be able to provide South Korea with some limited protection against a ballistic missile attack. However, THAAD can be overwhelmed if North Korea launched a barrage of missiles. North Korea could also use submarine-launch ballistic missile capabilities which it is currently developing to move outside of the THAAD radar and launch a ballistic missile attack from sea. So THAAD has some serious limitations in terms of providing protection for South Korea," she said.
The analyst expressed doubt that deploying THAAD is the smartest move for both Washington and Seoul since the measure will most likely further complicate the already tense relations of the two allies with China.

"And it certainly is not going to solve the North Korean nuclear and missile problem," she added.


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Washington 'Needs Korean Conflict to Justify Its Military Presence' in Asia
North Korea has made headlines with its latest ballistic missile test by launching four ballistic missiles deployed to the Tongchang-ri region into the Sea of Japan on Monday. The missiles are said to have covered a distance of approximately 1,000 kilometers (620 miles), with three landing as close as 300 kilometers (190 miles) from Japan's coast.

The test took place days after the United States and South Korea kick-started massive military drills, known as Foal Eagle 2017. The war games were launched on March 1 and are expected to wrap up on April 30. Approximately 3,600 US troops were sent to South Korea, in addition to the 28,000 US service personnel already stationed in the country, to take part in the exercise.
"The timing of these tests is certainly not a surprise. The US and South Korea are currently involved in joint military exercises and North Korea always views this as a source of provocation. Responses like ballistic missile tests are certainly par for the course during these exercises," the analyst said. "I think we will see a lot of condemnation and likely a discussion of whether or not there can be additional sanctions that can be imposed on North Korea this time to try and continue to halt new developments in North Korea's missile program."
Davenport also suggested that the Trump administration has to reevaluate its policy towards North Korea and "really revise its approach."[/size]