War, North Korea states: 'We will lead you to a miserable extinction'

The world's political landscape is getting tense. In fact, in addition to the tragic Las Vegas attempt, which does not seem to have been ordered by ISIS, the North Korean question worries much more. In fact, Kim Jong-Un, the Northern North Korean dictator, and President of the United States of America Donald Trump, continue to engage in threats. You wonder at this point whether the provocations will remain forever such or if sooner or later will come in war, generating a large scale war.

South Korea: stop nuclear tests
A few days ago, South Korean Foreign Minister Kang Kyung-wha returned from the United Nations General Assembly (UN), where Pyongyang was asked to end its nuclear tests.

The request is not surprising, as Seoul had been invaded a few weeks ago by nuclear gases spill from North Korea.

Kim Jong-Un's response to South Korean requests has not been overlooked and has become quite intimidating. In addition, the heads of the North regime state that they are one step away from the end of their nuclear program, which makes the Democratic People's Republic of Korea very dangerous all over the world. In fact, the ballistic missiles they test are ICBM (intercontinental ballistic missile) or intercontinental rockets.

The intimidation of North KoreaIn addition to Rodong Sinmun, a journalist of the regime, who reported the news pointing to the South saying that it is better for them to shut up, even Uriminzokkiri has reported serious threats to the states United States, which would have been led to their "miserable extinction".

Other regime leaders claim that sanctions imposed were "criminal and brutal acts", as well as a "gross violation of universal principles" and that for this reason the US "will pay until the last penny".

According to many analysts, North Korea will never attack the United States or their ally, as it is aware that this would be a suicidal act, as its warfare is much lower than that of United Nations member states. There is nothing but waiting for new news from the field of international politics, hoping everything goes for the best.