Despite Trump and Pence's warnings, it seems North Korea will not back down...
"North Korea would do well not to test his resolve or the strength of the armed forces of the United States in this region."
Vice Foreign Minister Han Song-Ryol told the BBC's John Sudworth in Pyongyang...
"We'll be conducting more missile tests on a weekly, monthly and yearly basis,"
He added that:
Via The Daily Bell
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Following US Vice President Pence's earlier remarks that "the era of strategic patience is over."
.@VP Mike Pence on North Korea: “The era of strategic patience is over.” https://t.co/78WhdfZWfb pic.twitter.com/I3JnAal71I
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Ambassador Kim, North Korea's Permanent UN Representative, hosted a news conference in Ryong on "the consideration of non-proliferation in the DPRK to be held in the Security Council on April 28."
It appears that if you want to be liked by the American public, go to war. After a non-stop plunge to record low ratings for a new president, Rasmussen's most recent data shows President Trump's favorability surging to 2-month highs since he started rattling sabres around the world.
Following Sunday's failed medium-range missile test by Kim Jong-Un, President Donald Trump has been evaluating his response options and according to Bloomberg, which cited a "person familiar with his thinking", is willing to consider ordering "kinetic" military action, including a sudden strike, to "counteract North Korea’s destabilizing actions in the region"
However, before launching another offensive campaign - or war as some would call it - Trump’s preference is for China to take the lead on dealing with North Korea, according to the source.