Seoul – North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un issued a new threat to the US, South Korea and Japan. He threatened that the North Korean army was ready to use small new nuclear bombs against its enemies anytime, anywhere. North Korea announced this while the American huge aircraft carrier USS Nimitz entered South Korea’s Busan port.
Besides, North Korea’s state news channel released a video of dictator Kim Jong-un on Tuesday, where he was seen inspecting the missiles developed by the army.
It also features a small missile shaped like an atomic bomb that the US dropped on Japan in World War II. After this inspection, the North Korean dictator threatened to use a small nuclear bomb.
According to a previous report by the Atomic Energy Agency, North Korea has about 80 to 90 nuclear bombs. However, it was claimed that Kim Jong has been trying to stockpile 100 to 300 nuclear bombs. Therefore, the threat of Dictator Kim Jong becomes very significant.
A few days ago, North Korea warned of equipping intercontinental ballistic missiles and submarine-launched torpedoes with nuclear explosives.
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