Tensions on the Korean Peninsula are on the rise, with North Korea warning of "merciless" war and launching two missiles as the joint United States-South Korean forces launched annual military drills on Monday.
The communist country test-fired two short-range ballistic missiles into the East Sea from Nampo, located 37 miles southwest of Pyongyang, North Korea, early Monday. Both flew about 310 miles, according to South Korea's Defense Ministry.
The test firings of missiles and rockets are often means of expressing dissatisfaction and are conducted regularly, especially during this time of the year. North Korea denounces the annual joint military exercises by U.S. and South Korean forces as rehearsals for a northern invasion aimed at toppling the country's regime.
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5 comments:
They need more than bb guns to hurt us!
Can someone just stomp these guys please. All this talk and no action.
We really should give them a couple of our nukes!
Get the 509th to deliver them - then we won't have to listen to this piss-ant whine any more!
They have a Million man army but no FOOD.
I picture the clash of clans commercial... Skeletons ahhh!
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