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US nuke-capable bombers fly over North Korean coast – closest to border this century - Duration: 2:57.
US nuke-capable bombers fly over North Korean coast – closest to border this century
US Air Force B-1B Lancer bombers, escorted by fighter jets, flew over waters east of North Korea in a show of force today.
The flight was the farthest north of the demilitarized zone separating North and South Korea that any US fighter jet or bomber has flown in the 21st century, the Pentagon said.
The US military said the flypast demonstrated the range of military options available to Trump as he seeks to stop Kim Jong-un's nuclear ambitions. AIR FORCE: B1-B Lancer bomber and jet fighter escort flies near the North Korean border.
Pentagon spokeswoman Dana White said: This mission is a demonstration of US resolve and a clear message that the President has many military options to defeat any threat.
We are prepared to use the full range of military capabilities to defend the US homeland and our allies.. The flight follows a week of heightened rhetoric from Washington and Pyongyang, with Trump and Kim trading insults.
Trump called the North Korean leader a madman on Friday – a day after Kim dubbed him a mentally deranged US dotard. Pyongyang conducted its sixth and largest nuclear test on September 3 and has launched dozens of missiles this year as it accelerates a program aimed at enabling it to target the US with a nuclear-tipped missile.
RE-FUEL: B-1B Lancer receiving fuel from a KC-135 Stratotanker near the East China Sea,. The North has threatened to test a hydrogen bomb over the Pacific. A 3.4-magnitude earthquake rocked North Korea – sparking fears the nation had tested another nuke.
The Pentagon said the B-1B Lancer bombers came from Guam and the US Air Force F-15C Eagle fighter escorts came from Okinawa, Japan. It said the operation showed the seriousness with which it took North Koreas reckless behaviour..
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US Bombers Fly East Of North Korea Airspace In Show Of Strength - Duration: 0:50.
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North Korea says strike on US is 'inevitable' as Pentagon flies bombers off coast - Duration: 4:16.
North Korea says strike on US is 'inevitable' as Pentagon flies bombers off coast
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Korea's top trade negotiator visits U.S. ahead of second meeting on trade pact next month - Duration: 0:32.
Korea's top trade negotiator will be flying to the U.S. today ahead of a second meeting
on the two countries' free trade agreement.
Trade Minister Kim Hyung-chong will be meeting lawmakers and American companies during his
eight-day trip to the U.S. to promote the mutual benefits of the trade pact.
On October 4th, the two sides are set to hold the second meeting of a joint committee on
amending the FTA.
The committee first met in August at Washington's request... following President Trump's repeated
threats to pull out of the deal.
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Expert on Graham-Cassidy: Flexibility for States is Only Flexibility to Cut - Duration: 5:11.
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Trump Wants North Korea-Style Military Parades In The U.S. To Show Off Our Strength - Duration: 3:13.
When you picture North Korea, when you think about the coverage that we've seen from North
Korea, what is the first image that pops into your mind?
I'm sure most people would say that it's the parades that they have, where they take the
missiles on the trucks and they parade them around the streets so people can see it.
And ooh and aah at North Korea's military might and the tanks are there.
Yo, it's the same thing that they used to do in Nazi Germany and in Italy under Mussolini.
They would bring out these massive military weapons and parade them down the streets to
showcase their military might.
Donald Trump wants to do that here in the United States.
According to reports, Donald Trump has repeatedly asked the Pentagon to hold parades in Washington,
DC down Pennsylvania Avenue, showcasing their tanks and their missiles.
Essentially recreating what we currently see in North Korea and what we used to see under
Hitler's Germany.
He wants to show the world how strong our military is by parading all of these pieces
of equipment down the street, as if we're all children and toddlers who will still ooh
and aah, at the fact that we wasted $700 billion a year to buy this crap for no reason, other
than to make Donald Trump feel better about his own ego, because that's what this is.
That's why these other countries do that.
They do that because they feel small.
They do it because they feel weak, and these little patriotism parades make them feel strong.
Donald Trump, on several different occasions, including before his inauguration has asked
the Pentagon to do this, and they said no, but that isn't stopping him.
He has reportedly asked his Chief of Staff, John Kelly, to look into making this happen
for the next Fourth of July Parade in Washington, DC.
And according to Trump, it may happen even sooner than that.
They don't know.
But this is something that he wants to do.
Why?
Because he has the same mental capacity and outlook on the world, as people like Kim Jong-un.
Donald Trump wants to be our dictator.
This is proof, folks.
I don't know what more you need at this point, but never has there been a good well respected
country or leader that says, "You know what?
Let's parade all of our tanks and missiles down the street, just so everybody knows what
we can do if we ever need to do it."
You don't see well respected normal stable countries doing that, and yet, that is exactly
what Donald Trump has been asking the Pentagon to do, apparently since before he was even
inaugurated.
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WHY U.S BOMBER FLEET CAN DESTROY NORTH KOREAN MILITARY IN A SINGLE DAY? - Duration: 8:55.
North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un said President Donald Trump will "pay dearly" for his address
to the United Nations General Assembly earlier this week.
In the statement, Kim also said North Korea is considering the strongest possible response
to what he called Trump's provocation.
Kim according to The Associated Press said, "I'd like to advise Trump to exercise prudence
in selecting words and to be considerate of whom he speaks to when making a speech in
front of the world".
President Donald Trump, in his first speech to the United Nations, had slammed Kim Jong
Un using his new favorite nickname 'Rocket Man'.
Trump said, referring to the regime of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un:
"No nation on Earth has an interest in seeing this band of criminals arm itself with nuclear
weapons and missiles".
He added, "The United States has great strength and patience, but if it is forced to defend
itself or its allies, we will have no choice but to totally destroy North Korea."
The US Air force fleet as of 2017 has 3 strategic bombers B-52 Stratofortress, B1B Lancer and
B-2 Spirit "Stealth Bomber".
In this video, Defense Updates analyzes WHY US BOMBER FLEET CAN DESTROY NORTH KOREAN MILITARY
IN A SINGLE DAY?
Lets get started.
The Boeing B-52 Stratofortress is American long-range, subsonic, jet-powered strategic
bomber.
The B-52 was designed and built by Boeing, which has continued to provide support and
upgrades.
The B-52 has been in active service with the USAF since 1955.
As of now, 58 are in active service with 18 in reserve.
Superior performance at high subsonic speeds and relatively low operating costs has kept
the B-52 in service despite the advent of more advanced aircraft.
With regular upgrades, it is expected to serve into the 2040s.
Over its sixty-year lifetime, the B-52's avionics, flight hardware, and weapons systems
have been upgraded.
In 2006, the fleet received a "mid-life" upgrade to its avionics, adding modern processors
and navigation systems.
In 2014, the Air Force gave the B 52 their first new communications system since the
1960s, including full-color LCDs to replace the old cathode ray tube screens.
On the weapons front, the airplanes are due to receive weapons-bay upgrades, enabling
them to hold more smart bombs, and radar enhancements, potentially including the Active Electronically
Scanned Array Systems technology.
The bomber is capable of carrying up to 70,000 pounds (32,000 kg) of weapons, and has a typical
combat range of more than 8,800 miles (14,080 km) without aerial refueling.
This combination of outstanding range and high payload capacity and ability to incorporate
modern weapons makes B 52 apt for strategic bombing missions.
The B1B Lancer is a supersonic variable-sweep wing, heavy bomber used by the United States
Air Force (USAF).
It is commonly called the "Bone".
Most airplane wing designs are tradeoffs.
Wings are set for low speed stability or high-speed performance, or some middle point.
But even with flap systems and leading edge slats, fixed wings are compromises.
A multi-role aircraft needs more flexibility.
Having variability in the wing configuration has huge advantages in making a single aircraft
adept at multiple missions.
U.S has 100 of these.
B1B has an excellent range of Range: 5,900 mi or 9,400 km.
It has a Service ceiling of 60,000 ft.
The bomber has many design elements, which makes it hard for the enemy radar to detect it.
B1B has 6 external hardpoints for 50,000 pounds (23,000 kg) of ordnance and 3 internal bomb
bays for 75,000 pounds (34,000 kg) of ordnance.
Hence it has a massive payload of 125,000 lb (56,700 kg) internal and external ordnance
combined.
This makes B1B deadly.
For example it can carry
84× Mk-82 Air inflatable retarder (AIR) general purpose (GP) bombs or
81× Mk-82 low drag general purpose (LDGP) bombs or
24× Mk-84 general-purpose bombs 24× Mk-65 naval mines
The B-2 Spirit was developed to take over the United States Air Force's (USAF) vital
penetration missions, able to travel deep into enemy territory to deploy their ordnance,
which could include nuclear weapons.
The B-2 is a flying wing aircraft, meaning it has no fuselage or tail.
The blending of low-observable technologies with high aerodynamic efficiency and large
payload gives the B-2 significant advantages over previous bombers.
Stealth capability provides greater freedom of action as the bomber can evade enemy air
defenses.
U.S has 21 of these.
The U.S. Air Force reports B2's range as approximately 6,900 miles or 11,000 km.
It has an excellent payload too.
B2 has 2 internal bays for ordnance and payload with maximum estimated limit of 50,000 lb
(23,000 kg).
It can carry 16 B61 or B83 nuclear bombs on Rotary Launcher Assembly.
The B61 is a variable yield, kiloton-range weapon.
Tactical versions can be set to 0.3, 1.5, 5, 10, 45, 60, 80, or 170 kiloton explosive
yield and the strategic version has a yield 340 kilotons.
The B83 thermonuclear weapon is a variable-yield gravity bomb.
It is the most powerful free-fall nuclear weapon in the United States arsenal with a
maximum yield of 1.2 megatons of TNT.
For comparison, the Fat Man atomic bomb dropped on Nagasaki had a yield of 20 kilotons of TNT
North Korean air defense are good in numbers but not in quality.
The missile defense like SA-2 Guideline, SA-6 Gainful, SA-5 Gammon are all designed in 1960s
and have vintage technology by today's standards.
These systems also may not be in proper working order and the missile availability is expected
to be low.
The B-2 and B1B were designed specifically to evade such defenses, and the relatively
low tech B-52s can simply fire AGM-86 cruise missiles at North Korea from well beyond the
range of the country's air defenses.
North Korea has a fleet of different kinds of fighters, which even includes Chinese derivatives
of very old fighters like Mig 17 and Mig 19.
The MiG-29 is the Korean People's Army Air Force's (KPAF) most modern fighter and it
operates approximately 40 of these.
Though the Mig 29 is a proficient fighter but North Korea has been isolated for long
with very little access to spare parts and other maintenance infrastructure.
Also with no access to foreign air-to-air missiles, because of sanction and no in-house
designs; the Mig 29 is equipped with old weapons technology.
These will be easy prey for US fighter jet escorting the bombers.
With little challenge from air defenses and enemy fighter jets, these bombers can operate
with impunity and the massive destructive power is capable to bring down North Korean
military to its knees in a single day.
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US bombers fly near North Korea amid fears World War 3 is on the brink of breakout - Duration: 4:18.
US bombers fly near North Korea amid fears World War 3 is on the brink of breakout
It comes after Kim Jong-un made a rare personal announcement that President Donald Trump will pay dearly for his threats and that North Korea was considering the strongest possible response – later revealed as hydrogen bomb detonation in the Pacific.
The Pentagon said it was a display of force designed to show Kim Jong-un the range of military options available to President Trump. This is the furthest north any US aircraft has flow of the Demilitarised Zone (DMZ) in the 21st century.
Pentagon spokeswomen Dana White said the US were taking North Korea's reckless behaviour seriously after Trump's comments angered the North Korean dictator.
Dana White added: This mission is a demonstration of US resolve and a clear message that the President has many military options to defeat any threat. We are prepared to use the full range of military capabilities to defend the U.S.
homeland and our allies." The Pentagon said the B-1B Lancer bombers came from Guam and the US Air Force F-15C Eagle fighter escorts came from Okinawa, Japan.
The patrols came after experts said a earthquake near North Koreas nuclear test site was probably not man-made, easing fears Pyongyang had exploded another nuclear bomb just weeks after its last one.
North Korea also claimed targeting the US mainland with its rockets was now "inevitable" after Donald Trump mocked Pyongyangs leader, calling him rocket man".
North Korean Foreign Minister Ri Yong Hos called Trump "a mentally deranged person full of megalomania and complacency who is trying to turn the United Nations into a gangsters nest.
Mr Ri said Trump himself was on a suicide mission after the US president had said Kim was on such a mission.
The North Korean spokesman capped off a week of rising tensions between Washington and Pyongyang, with Trump and Kim Jong-un trading insults. Trump called Kim a madman on Friday, a day after Kim dubbed him a mentally deranged US dotard.
He told world leaders: "In case innocent lives of the US are lost because of this suicide attack, Trump will be held totally responsible." Earlier in the week, Mr Trump had addressed the UN on Tuesday and threatened to "totally destroy" the North Korea if provoked.
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, in an unusual direct statement to the world, responded pledging to take "highest-level" action against the United States.
Trump announced new US sanctions on Thursday that he said allow targeting of companies and institutions that finance and facilitate trade with North Korea.
Earlier in the week, Mr Trump had addressed the UN on Tuesday and threatened to "totally destroy" the North Korea if provoked. Kim Jong-un, in an unusual direct statement to the world, responded pledging to take "highest-level" action against the United States.
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US Navy 'too exhausted to take on North Korea' experts fear amid threat of World War 3 - Duration: 4:43.
US Navy 'too exhausted to take on North Korea' experts fear amid threat of World War 3
Ten sailors were killed last month when the USS John S McCain collided with a Liberian-flagged oil tanker near the Straits of Malacca in southeast Asia.
In June, seven sailors were killed after the USS Fitzgerald and a Philippine-flagged container ship collided in waters off Japan.
Earlier in the year, the USS Antietam ran aground in Tokyo Bay and the USS Lake Champlain ran over a South Korean fishing boat. These military disasters have resulted in the sacking of at least six senior officers, including two admirals.
One former commander has suggested asking the Royal Navy for advice. It has been rumoured that the McCain and the Fitzgerald, both Arleigh Burke-class Aegis missile destroyers, were victims of cyber-attacks by China or Russia.
Investigators looked into whether Beijing might have hacked into the guidance and radar systems on the ships, both of which were involved in recent freedom of navigation operations near disputed South China Sea islands claimed by China.
But last week US senators were told the reasons for the accidents were down to exhausted sailors, poor training, and ships performing too many tasks.
The US Navy is the smallest it has been in 99 years and its chiefs calculate that 276 ships are being asked to perform the duties of a fleet of 355.
Although Kim Jong-un appears confident amid the brink of World War 3, the US Air Force has sent a clear message to the North Korean dictator as B-1B Lancer bombers flew over waters east of North Korea.
It comes after Kim Jong-un made a rare personal announcement that President Donald Trump will pay dearly for his threats and that North Korea was considering the strongest possible response – later revealed as hydrogen bomb detonation in the Pacific.
The head of the US Navy, Admiral John Richardson, said going without sleep was a badge of honour in the Pacific fleet. "There is a cultural factor here, where you're more dedicated if you can go the extra mile and stay awake.
"It's like pulling an all-nighter in college." He said that a study had been commissioned to look into the effects of lack of sleep and other factors.
Senator John McCain responded to Richardson, saying: "If we're pointing out that sailors are working 100-hour weeks, I'm not sure we need a study.
"In the last three years, fatal training accidents have taken the lives of four times more service members than our enemies have in combat. This cannot continue." .
Retired US naval officer, Commander Salamander, claimed that "though the US navy may be the largest navy, it is not the most proficient when it comes to fundamental seamanship".
Rob McFall, a former officer who served on the Fitzgerald, told The Times: "Sleep is a huge problem in the surface navy. The surface navy shows pride in being able to function without sleep, especially among the junior officers.
There are plenty of studies equating lack of sleep with numbers of drinks of alcohol. It's not safe, you're impaired, you're not making rational judgments.".
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BREAKING US air force fly over North Korea to remind US power - News - Duration: 2:59.
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Has Kim spammed US phones? Military told to EVACUATE South Korea in fake texts - Duration: 3:10.
Has Kim spammed US phones? Military told to EVACUATE South Korea in fake texts
The phoney messages, delivered as fake mobile phone alerts and social media messages, advised US military personnel an their families to evacuate the Korean Peninsula. Neither how many received the hoax messages nor who was behind them is clear, the US Forces Korea (USFK) said.
The USFK posted a statement on its official Facebook page on Thursday making clear that the US military did not issue any evacuation-related alerts.
It has also instructed all US Department of Defence personnel and their family to confirm any evacuation-related communications before acting.
The fake evacuation alert came at a sensitive time, with tensions high after conducted its sixth and largest nuclear test on September 3. The test and a series of missile launches have triggered a war of words between the US President and evil dictator Kim Jong Un.
Mr Trump has called Kim a "madman who doesn't mind starving or killing his people", declaring the tyrant will be "tested like never before".
The declaration came in a tweet and followed a North Korean threat to detonate a nuclear weapon over the Pacific ocean.
Last week at a United Nations conference, Mr Trump continued his blistering rhetoric against the dictator, saying: "The United States has great strength and patience, but if it is forced to defend itself or its allies, we will have no choice but to totally destroy North Korea.
'Rocket Man' is on a suicide mission for himself and for his regime. "The United States is ready, willing and able. But hopefully, this will not be necessary. Thats what the United Nations is all about.
Thats what the United Nations is for. Lets see how they do.". Kim's aide hit back at Mr Trump for the dictator, adding that: "There is a saying that the marching goes on even when dogs bark.
"If he was thinking he could scare us with the sound of a dog barking, that's really a dog dream. "In Korean, a dog dream is one that makes little sense.".
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BREAKING: North Korea says nuclear war with US 'inevitable' after Trump's Rocket Man jibe - Duration: 4:48.
BREAKING: North Korea says nuclear war with US 'inevitable' after Trump's Rocket Man jibe
Kim's Foreign Minister Ri Yong Ho has made a bombshell speech to the United Nations tonight. The top official said a nuclear strike on the US mainland was inevitable after the US president repeatedly called Kim Rocket Man.
Ri said the hermit kingdom was "only a few steps" from completing its nuclear force. And no kind of sanctions will prevent the pariah state from developing nukes.
SPEECH: North Korean foreign minister Ri Yong Ho talks to the United Nations. He said the trigger-happy regime would carry out a "merciless" pre-emptive strike against the US if it showed any signs of an attack on the North.
Mirroring language used by Trump in his own UN speech earlier this week, Ri said the firebrand president was on his own "suicide mission". And he said if any US citizens were killed, Trump will be held totally responsible.
Ri told the UN General Assembly Trump had made our rockets visit to the entire US mainland inevitable by the insult.
He said: "Through such a prolonged and arduous struggle, now we are finally only a few steps away from the final gate of completion of the state nuclear force.
It is only a forlorn hope to consider any chance that the DPRK (North Korea) would be shaken an inch or change its stance due to the harsher sanctions by the hostile forces.".
Ri said Pyongyangs ultimate goal was a balance of power with the US. He warned the country was ready to defend itself if the US showed any sign of conducting a decapitating operation on our headquarters or military attack against our country.
America and ally South Korea has hinted it could carry out a lightning strike to take out Kim and the Norths other military leaders.
Ris remarks came hours after US Air Force B-1B Lancer bombers escorted by fighter jets flew in international airspace over waters east of North Korea, in a show of force the Pentagon said demonstrated the range of military options available to Trump.
The bombers flight was the farthest north of the demilitarized zone separating North and South Korea that any US fighter jet or bomber has flown in the 21st century, the Pentagon said. Spokewoman Dana White called North Korea a grave threat.
North Korea has launched dozens of missiles this year, several flying over Japan, as it accelerates its program aimed at enabling it to target the US mainland with a nuclear-tipped missile.
This week has seen heightened rhetoric from Washington and Pyongyang, with Trump and Kim Jong Un trading insults. Trump called the North Korean leader a madman on Friday – a day after Kim dubbed him a mentally deranged US dotard.
Pyongyang conducted its sixth and largest nuclear test on September 3 and has launched dozens of missiles this year as it accelerates its nuclear programme. The North has threatened to test a hydrogen bomb over the Pacific.
Trump announced new US sanctions on Thursday that he said allow targeting of companies and institutions that finance and facilitate trade with North Korea.
Earlier this month the UN Security Council unanimously adopted its ninth round of sanctions on Pyongyang to counter its nuclear and ballistic missiles programs. MORE DETAILS TO FOLLOW.
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UN: North Korea says we will "attack" U.S. following Trump's insults!! - Duration: 4:41.
The absurd reality that a person like Trump a mentally deranged person full of megalomania and complacency
The person who is chastised even by American people as commander in grief, lying king, president Evil
Holding the seat of the US Presidency and the dangerous reality of the gambler who grew old using threats, fraud and all other schemes to acquire a patch of land - holds the nuclear button.
As a man representing DPRK, and on behalf of the dignity and honour of my state and people and on my own, I will make the man holding the prerogative of the supreme command of the US pay dearly for his speech calling for the total destruction of the DPRK.
Trump might not have been aware what is uttered from his mouth, but we will make sure that he bears consequences far beyond his words, far beyond the scope of what he can handle even if he is ready to do so.
Due to his lack of basic common knowledge and proper sentiment, he tried to insult the supreme dignity of my country by referring to it as a rocket.
Trump committed an irreversible mistake of making our 'rocket's' visit to the entire US mainland all the more inevitable. None other than Trump himself is on a suicide mission.
None other than Trump himself is on a suicide mission. In case innocent lives of the U.S. are harmed because of this suicide attack, Trump will be held totally responsible.
The very reason the DPRK had to possess nuclear weapons is because of the US, and it has strengthened the development of nuclear force to the current level to cope with the US.
The US' hostile policy and nuclear threats have continued over the past 70 years, and these have led to the situation on the Korean peninsula reaching a touch-and-go point.
Since the war deterrent for safeguarding the peace and security of the Korean peninsula and the region is strengthened enough, the US and its followers must now think twice before launching military provocation.
The Democratic People's Republic of Korea is a responsible nuclear weapons state.
We will take preventative measures by merciless pre-emptive action unless the US and its vessel forces show any sign of operating a decapitating operation on our headquarters or military attack against our country.
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REVEALED: How North Korea could wipe out the US with ONE MISSILE - Duration: 2:46.
REVEALED: How North Korea could wipe out the US with ONE MISSILE
The Hermit Kingdom put the world on notice for conflict with the test of its thermonuclear weapon. Kim Jong-uns bomb could wipe out two million people if dropped on nearby Seoul in South Korea due to its powerful blast and radiation levels.
But experts believe the US should be far more afraid of Kim firing this missile into the sky. DOWN IN ONE: Kim has a weapon that could take out the US.
The administration of US President Donald Trump has maintained that "all options are on the table", with the billionaire businessman threatening to destroy North Korea.
If Kim were to fire this missile, or another high yield nuclear weapon, he could even wipe out satellites orbiting Earth. Worryingly for Americans, the missile could wipe out miles of electrical circuits – plunging the nation into darkness.
In effect, this would send the US back to the stone age and render critical hospital equipment useless. Former CIA chief James Woolsey previously described this as the biggest threat to US safety.
He said: I think this is the principal, the most important and dangerous, threat to the United States.
OFF THE GRID: North Korea could wipe out US electronics. If you look at the electric grid and what its susceptible to, we would be moving into a world with no food delivery, no water purification, no banking, no telecommunications, no medicine.
All of these things depend on electricity in one way or another. Peter Vincent Pry told the EMP Commission that North Korea, with Russia's help, was developing a "Super-EMP" weapon – an electromagnetic pulse – to wipe out a broad range of electronics.
With the US now in range of the North's terrifying missiles, this could now be delivered.
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