Even with the failure of its latest missile test on Sunday, North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un remains a destabilizing force on the Korean peninsula and a threat to its Asian neighbors, especially South Korea and Japan, two of America’s staunchest allies.
The North Korean situation was a key discussion topic during the recent visit of Chinese President Xi Jinping to the United States. President Trump has stated his intention to enlist the aid of China in getting Kim Jong-un under control.
Despite the missile launch setback for North Korea, President Donald Trump still is reviewing a wide range of options on how to deal with the belligerent dictator. While his preference is for a peaceful resolution, the president has demonstrated he’ll take action if needed.
Find out more on the next page about the steps the president is taking and might take, including “kinetic military action.”
Woodrow Hughes You are aware that China has the capabilities already of hitting the USA with missiles, aren’t you? Seems through diplomatic efforts, both countries know it’s not in either one’s benefit. Maybe Trump & China’s head ate chocolate cake together but the guy is not our friend & they would without a doubt stand with North Korea. So Trump wants to grandstand against North Korea. Did you really think he would take a stand when he had just sent the Vice President & his wife to South Korea? Maybe he would…. I have no confidence in Trump but I do have a lot of fear associated with his jerk actions. Sorry, I have a 21 yr old grandson, it’s a price that I’m not willing to pay just because of Trump’s big mouth.
Go trump
Go trump
Well Dianne Fallesen ovomits flapping his jaws didn’t work so what next, draw a line and dare the midget to cross it?
I believe there is a movie based on the reaction of lack of truth & lack of confidence. As the story goes, orders were given but actions were never followed through because the source was not considered reliable based on past incidents. With this last lie, what should Japan & South Korea do now?