Impending war is coming between North Korea and South Korea and the United States

United States will not accept North Korea becomes a nuclear state, warned Tuesday the Secretary of State of that country, John Kerry, just hours after Pyongyang announced plans to reactivate a nuclear plant is off for five years. The decision comes as North Korea tension on the Korean Peninsula increases due to Kim Jong Un threats of an attack against the United States and South Korea. "The bottom line is simply that what Kim Jong Un chooses to do is provoke.'s Dangerous, reckless. U.S. does not accept the DPRK (Democratic People's Republic of Korea) is a nuclear state," Kerry said during a meeting in Washington with Foreign Minister of South Korea, Yun Byung-se. "I reiterate again that the United States will do whatever is necessary to defend itself and its allies, South Korea and Japan. We are fully prepared and are able to do, and I understand that the DPRK". The North Korean statement to the effect that the plant will reopen nuclear Kim demonstrates the commitment of the program to develop weapons that the international community has tried unsuccessfully to leave. "The current crisis has gone too far," he said in a statement issued from Andorra Secretary General of the United Nations, Ban Ki-moon. "Nuclear threats are not a game. Aggressive rhetoric and military positions only result in counter-actions and increase the fear and instability." "Things should start to calm down, the situation made worse by the lack of communication could lead to a path that no one wants to follow." Ban stressed that dialogue and negotiation are the only way to resolve the current crisis. The tension on the Korean Peninsula has been Pyongyang to reform its military line with Seoul and to end the 1953 armistice that ended the war between the two countries. The United States has a sample of its military might to make the annual exercise in South Korea flying B-2 bomber capable of carrying conventional and nuclear weapons. On Monday, South Korea has warned that any movement of provocation by North Korea would respond "without any political consideration." The motivation behind the North Korea's announcement on Tuesday about the revival of the nuclear installation is not clear, according to Ramesh Thakur, director of the Center for Nuclear Nonproliferation and Disarmament at the University of Canberra, Australia. North Korea has between four and 10 nuclear weapons, Thakur added. It is possible that North Korea wants to use the announcement as a bargaining chip in future negotiations or it could be an attempt by the young leader of the country to strengthen international support, according to the specialist. "The risk is that we might misunderstand each other and end up in a conflict that nobody wants." The latest North Korean threat follows several that have launched in recent weeks, including the threat of a nuclear attack on the United States and South Korea. Pyongyang is upset by recent U.S. military exercises in South Korea, and the sanctions imposed by the United Nations to its recent nuclear test in February. Much of the rhetoric of war, analysts say, does not match the country's military capability. Still, the U.S. Navy began moving a battleship and a radar located on an offshore platform off the coast of North Korea to monitor the movements of the country, including the possible launch of a missile, reported the Department of Defense on Monday. In June 2008, the usually secretive government of North Korea made a public demonstration of the destruction of a cooling tower reactor Youngbyon to show that it complied with an agreement to dismantle its nuclear facilities. Two months later, the then leader, Kim Jong II, refused to comply with U.S. demands to allow close inspection of its nuclear facilities. Kim said then that it had suspended the destruction of its facilities and was considering restoring.

• 2013-04-11T20:04:36+00:00
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