The US is considering a direct strike against North Korea — here’s how it would go down
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The US is contemplating military action against North Korea following a missile test and the assassination of Kim Jong Un's half-brother. President Trump has identified North Korea as a significant threat, but any military strike could entail substantial risks.
Key points from this article:
- The Wall Street Journal reported that the US is considering direct military action against North Korea after recent missile tests and the assassination of Kim Jong Un's half-brother in Malaysia.
- How the US military's potential strike on North Korea could risk significant retaliation, even against advanced military platforms, as explained by Stratfor analyst Sim Tack.
- Why President Trump's focus on North Korea as the greatest threat to the US underscores the escalating tensions and the complexities of addressing the Kim regime's nuclear capabilities.
The US is considering a direct strike against North Korea — here’s how it would go down
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Just after North Korea carried out a missile test and a high-profile assassination of Kim Jong Un’s half-brother in Malyasia, the Wall Street Journal reported that the US was considering direct military action against the Kim regime. US President Donald Trump has apparently honed in on North Korea as his most serious external challenge, and has reportedly declared them the single greatest […]
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