Its newsday. Its 6am in singapore, pm in london and 6 30am in pyongyang, where north korea has said tough new un sanctions will not stop it from developing its Nuclear Arsenal after it angrily rejected proposals for negotiations. The sanctions aim to reduce vital north korean export revenues bya third. Speaking to reporters at a summit in manila, a spokesman placed the blame for rising tensions firmly on the us. Translation is our nuclear possession a threat to the world or just a threat to the United States . We wa nt just a threat to the United States . We want to make it clear that the worsening situation on the Korean Peninsular as well as other Nuclear Issues were caused by the United States. We re issues were caused by the United States. Were firm that well never place our nuclear and Ballistic Missile programme on the Negotiating Table and wont budge an inch on strengthening our nuclear armaments. Since north koreas last missile test, the United States has been Flying Spy Missio
Its newsday. Its 6am in singapore, pm in london and 6 30am in pyongyang, where north korea has said tough new un sanctions will not stop it from developing its Nuclear Arsenal after it angrily rejected proposals for negotiations. The sanctions aim to reduce vital north korean export revenues bya third. Speaking to reporters at a summit in manila, a spokesman placed the blame for rising tensions firmly on the us. Translation is our nuclear possession a threat to the world or just a threat to the United States . We wa nt just a threat to the United States . We want to make it clear that the worsening situation on the Korean Peninsular as well as other Nuclear Issues were caused by the United States. We re issues were caused by the United States. Were firm that well never place our nuclear and Ballistic Missile programme on the Negotiating Table and wont budge an inch on strengthening our nuclear armaments. Since north koreas last missile test, the United States has been Flying Spy Missio
Plan to launch four missiles near the waters in guam. The rogue nation will send the plan to kim jongun for approval. It will be up to him to decide whether the plan is actually carried out. The question today, will the United States intercept the missiles or do we strike first . The president is in bedminster, new jersey being briefed on we his National Security advisors presumably. Former nato ally problem commander wesley clark. Good to have you here. Stuff boeing on as what is your recommendation here . Can we go in and take out north Koreas Nuclear arsenal . We probably could to go in with Massive Force and destroy the whole country. The country had 50, 60 years putting things in underground tunnels. To get it you have to use Nuclear Weapons to get it. If you send in a few teams of special forces, you may get some of it. You wont get all of it. To do that you have to disable the air defense network, shut down their security and so forth. So you alert them. The idea you can really
Methodically attacking 40 people in 50 minutes. He killed 19 people and wounded 26 more. Security camera footage shows the suspect leaving the building before 3 00 a. M. Uematsu then turned himself in to police. There are also details emerging of how a worker called for help. The first is a short message on a phone app sent to an offduty coworker saying, come quickly, its bad. The one offduty then called the worker and only heard that person Say Something terrible was happening. The offduty worker then called police. Uematsu used to work at the facility and lived nearby. Police on wd searched his home. They seized what appears to be a draft of a letter detailing his plan to attack the facility. The big question being asked is why authorities were unable to prevent the rampage. The local governor says information that forewarned of the attack was not properly shared. The first warning came months ago. Uematsu wrote a letter to the speaker of japans lower house in february. It detailed a
Tied of workers before methodically attacking 40 people in 50 minutes. He killed 19 people and wounded 26 more. Security camera footage shows the suspect leaving the building before 3 00 a. M. Uematsu then turned himself in to police. There are also details emerging of how a worker called for help. The first is a short message on a phone app sent to an offduty coworker saying, come quickly, its bad. The one offduty then called the worker and only heard that person Say Something terrible was happening. The offduty worker then called police. Uematsu used to work at the facility and lived nearby. Police on wd searched his home. They seized what appears to be a draft of a letter detailing his plan to attack the facility. The big question being asked is why authorities were unable to prevent the rampage. The local governor says information that forewarned of the attack was not properly shared. The first warning came months ago. Uematsu wrote a letter to the speaker of japans lower house in