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North Korea threat: South Koreas approach differs from US and Japan
North Korea threat: South Koreas approach differs from US and Japan
Defence Minister Itsunori Onodera said Japans military could deter a missile attack on US territory by North Korea. Should North Korea attack Guam, Onodera said the missiles could be shot down by the Japanese military before reaching the U.S according to Onodera. Meanwhile, South Korea has had a nuclear deterrence since the Korean War when the U.S. vowed to protect the country from its northern neighbor. Pyongyangs recent long-range missile tests havent startled the average South Korean citizen, according to CNN. They say either active war is still highly unlikely or Im not really paying attention to politics, sorry.
Aug 11, 2017
Rex Tillerson: Americans shouldnt worry about North Korea
North Korea calls Donald Trump senile and his warnings a load of nonsense
North Koreas state-run television KRT on Thursday (10 August) scoffed at US President Donald Trumps fire and fury comment as load of nonsense. The reclusive state also said the Republicans tirade against the country was getting on the nerves of the North Korean men working on developing the Hwasong ballistic missile.
Aug 11, 2017
Rex Tillerson: Americans shouldnt worry about North Korea
North Korea calls Donald Trump senile and his warnings a load of nonsense
North Koreas state-run television KRT on Thursday (10 August) scoffed at US President Donald Trumps fire and fury comment as load of nonsense. The reclusive state also said the Republicans tirade against the country was getting on the nerves of the North Korean men working on developing the Hwasong ballistic missile.
Aug 11, 2017
How Donald Trump learned to stop worrying and love the bomb
How Donald Trump learned to stop worrying and love the bomb
In 1999, Donald Trump told Meet The Press that the biggest problem this world has is nuclear proliferation, the spread of nuclear weapons. Fast forward 18 years and now-President Trump is boasting about how much he has improved Americas nuclear arsenal, and threatened North Korea with a fire and fury like the world has never seen. Here we take a look at Trumps seemingly ever changing rhetoric on the issue of nuclear weapons.
Aug 10, 2017
How Donald Trump learned to stop worrying and love the bomb
How Donald Trump learned to stop worrying and love the bomb
In 1999, Donald Trump told Meet The Press that the biggest problem this world has is nuclear proliferation, the spread of nuclear weapons. Fast forward 18 years and now-President Trump is boasting about how much he has improved Americas nuclear arsenal, and threatened North Korea with a fire and fury like the world has never seen. Here we take a look at Trumps seemingly ever changing rhetoric on the issue of nuclear weapons.
Aug 10, 2017
How Donald Trump learned to stop worrying and love the bomb
How Donald Trump learned to stop worrying and love the bomb
In 1999, Donald Trump told Meet The Press that the biggest problem this world has is nuclear proliferation, the spread of nuclear weapons. Fast forward 18 years and now-President Trump is boasting about how much he has improved Americas nuclear arsenal, and threatened North Korea with a fire and fury like the world has never seen. Here we take a look at Trumps seemingly ever changing rhetoric on the issue of nuclear weapons.
Aug 10, 2017
More than 30 dogs seized by RSPCA in cruelty case
More than 30 dogs seized by RSPCA in cruelty case
A breeder keeping 73 dogs in inhumane conditions in Gunnedah, Australia has been fined more than $130,000. The dogs were suffering from ear infections, gut parasites, conjunctivitis, eye conditions and emaciation. 31 of the koolie dogs were seized by RSPCA New South Wales on one day and others were seized after conditions for the dogs did not improve. Breeder Leith Gatenby was convicted of nine offences and had to rehome the remaining dogs.
Aug 10, 2017
More than 30 dogs seized by RSPCA in cruelty case
More than 30 dogs seized by RSPCA in cruelty case
A breeder keeping 73 dogs in inhumane conditions in Gunnedah, Australia has been fined more than $130,000. The dogs were suffering from ear infections, gut parasites, conjunctivitis, eye conditions and emaciation. 31 of the koolie dogs were seized by RSPCA New South Wales on one day and others were seized after conditions for the dogs did not improve. Breeder Leith Gatenby was convicted of nine offences and had to rehome the remaining dogs.
Aug 10, 2017
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