North Korean dictator Kim Jong will increase his capabilities for nuclear war

North Korean dictator Kim Jong is engaged in intensifying his preparations for nuclear war. The frequent testing of nuclear-tipped missiles in recent times reveals their dangerous intentions. Meanwhile, North Korean leader Kim Jong has pledged that he will further increase his nuclear war capabilities.

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un oversaw the second test of a new intercontinental ballistic missile designed to strike US soil. Also resolved to further increase the nuclear war capabilities of the country. Government media gave this information on Thursday. Kim’s statement made it clear that North Korea would step up weapons-testing activities to expand its arsenal in response to recent moves by the US to increase its security commitment to its ally South Korea.

The Korean Central News Agency’ KCNA said, “Kim once again clarified that there will be no change in North Korea’s strategic stance and policy of continuously accelerating the development of more advanced, effective and reliable weapons systems.” Kim said that since the security environment in the Korean peninsula is being seriously threatened by enemy countries all the time, North Korea is bound to increase the country’s nuclear firepower.

Hwasong-18 North Korea’s biggest nuclear force: Kim Jong

KCNA shared Kim’s statement on Wednesday, a day after North Korea confirmed the successful launch of the Hwasong-18 ICBM. The first test of the Hwasong-18 ICBM was conducted in April. Kim has described it as the most powerful weapon of his nuclear power. It was first reported by neighboring countries of North Korea soon after the launch. According to KCNA, the purpose of the launch was to verify the technical reliability and operational reliability of the missile.

South Korea, Japan, America criticized

South Korea, the US and Japan criticized the test but North Korea. He said that this has posed a threat to regional and international peace. US National Security Council spokesman Adam Hodge said in a statement that the US will take all necessary steps to ensure its own security, that of South Korea and Japan.