The U.S. military sent four surveillance airplanes over the Korean peninsula on Christmas Eve after North Korean leader Kim Jong Un issued a veiled threat of a possible missile launch.
Four planes were spotted in the air above North Korea, according to South Korea’s Yonhap News Agency, after the country said it would send President Trump a “Christmas gift,” which many believe will be a test of several long-range missiles amid heightened tensions between Trump and Kim.
The aircraft included an RC-135W Rivet Joint, an E-8C, an RQ-4 Global Hawk, and an RC-135S Cobra Ball, which flew as high as 53,000 feet above North Korea. They are believed to have carried out missions over and around the peninsula between Tuesday and early Wednesday.
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3 comments:
That little punk ain't gonna do s#it,he knows damn well he would be killed in any attack on America or it's allies.
We need to drop a missile at Kim Jong's residence as our New Years Gift.
and I bet libs/dems wish Kim would fire a rocket over here and kill tens of thousands just so they could blame Trump.
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