Fears of a war of words between Trump and the leader of North Korea

The New York Times highlighted the concerns raised by the current war of words between US President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, saying that the war could develop into a new and more volatile phase, with the threat of the northern part of the A nuclear test in the Pacific, and if Pyongyang's implementation, its threat will prepare this first nuclear test 37 years ago.

In a report published on its website on Saturday, the newspaper called Trump's remarks, in which he described North Korea's leader as "a madman" on Friday, hours after Kim Jong-un's remarks, in which he described the US president as "mentally ill" The North Korean leader went on with his remarks in the threat of a new nuclear test in the Pacific, a threat that came under pressure from the US administration and discussed its options for dealing with North Korea, including a preemptive military strike if any attempts were detected. By the northern part of the province It is harmful to conduct a nuclear test.

The long-standing confrontation between Trump and Kim Jong-un, whom the US president recently called the "rocket man," has blocked diplomatic efforts and turned the crisis into insults on the international scene. Trump seems to risk the same However, veteran warriors said Trump was playing a dangerous game, at least hampering his personal efforts to find a diplomatic solution to the dispute over North Korea's nuclear and missile programs.

."The insults make the settlement more complex," the paper quoted former US President George W. Bush as saying. "The terrorism of foreign leaders is a diplomatic tactic that does not have a very good record. In a crisis like the North Korean issue, Has little margin for error and a great potential for misunderstanding because of the international isolation that lies in it - Trump slips towards this tactic recklessly.

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