Posted on Aug 29, 2016
North Korea vows to respond to U.N. condemnation as a 'p | MilitaryTimes
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UNITED NATIONS — North Korea is calling a U.N. Security Council statement strongly condemning its four latest ballistic missile launches "a hostile act" perpetrated by the United States and is vowing to respond "as a full-fledged military power."
A Foreign Ministry statement sent to U.N. correspondents on Monday reiterated a warning that the U.S. "rash act" of finding fault with the North's latest missile firing from a submarine on Aug. 24 "would only precipitate its self-destruction."
A press statement approved Friday night by all 15 Security Council members, including North Korea ally China, called the four launches in July and August "grave violations" of a ban on all ballistic missile activity.
North Korea's Foreign Ministry accused the U.S. of instigating the statement to deter the country's "legitimate right to self-defense."
UNITED NATIONS — North Korea is calling a U.N. Security Council statement strongly condemning its four latest ballistic missile launches "a hostile act" perpetrated by the United States and is vowing to respond "as a full-fledged military power."
A Foreign Ministry statement sent to U.N. correspondents on Monday reiterated a warning that the U.S. "rash act" of finding fault with the North's latest missile firing from a submarine on Aug. 24 "would only precipitate its self-destruction."
A press statement approved Friday night by all 15 Security Council members, including North Korea ally China, called the four launches in July and August "grave violations" of a ban on all ballistic missile activity.
North Korea's Foreign Ministry accused the U.S. of instigating the statement to deter the country's "legitimate right to self-defense."
North Korea vows to respond to U.N. condemnation as a 'p | MilitaryTimes
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What is wrong with their leaders? It is like Dr Strangelove!!! Next they'll be ranting about bodily fluids.
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Earlier today we learned that two insiders to the North Korean regime had been executed. The Hermit Kingdom seems to be accelerating on a collision course with the rest of the world's nations and the survival of their own nation SFC Joe S. Davis Jr., MSM, DSL.
They may be thinking of Austin Powers when they consider responding to the U.N. Security Council statement as a power. :-)
They may be thinking of Austin Powers when they consider responding to the U.N. Security Council statement as a power. :-)
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