Latest North Korea missile test renews US talk of military option

North Korea's latest ballistic missile test has renewed discussions at the highest level of tram administration, how the military could be used to stop the development of nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles of Kim Jong Un.

National Security Advisor HR McMaster told reporters on Friday, "There are military alternatives for those who have said and comment on the lack of military alternatives," he said, "not what we want to do now."

In the same press briefing, United Nations ambassador Nikki Halley acknowledged that if sanctions and diplomatic pressure did not work, the United Nations could not do much more.

"So that I do not have any problem with the injection of General Secretary James Mattis because I think he has a lot of options".

At the Base Base Andrews on Friday, Air Force President Donald Trump, outside of Washington, emphasized the firmness of the military option. "After seeing your skills and commitment here, I'm more confident than ever that both our options are effective and overwhelming to address these threats," he said.

According to the North Korean news agency, according to top officials of Kim Foreign Office, Pyongyang's ultimate goal of attaining the balance of real force with the United States and the US regime did not dare to talk about the DPR to military alternatives. The country's official name, the acronym for Democratic Republic of Korea "and stressed that he needed to run on full speed and straightforward, could not cope with the US continuously to merge the military attack capacity for nuclear counterattack."

Over the years, most of the US military alternatives have been based on core initiatives to prevent North Korean nuclear threats, such as missile defense systems such as land based terminal high altitude atrial defense (THAD) systems and long-range interceptors for the upcoming North Korean missile Aisis radar-decorated to hit As the ship.

Once in the tram administration office, a revision was shown in the so-called quick-response options such as "Exhibition of the forces", which means kim to the United States in the United States to carry bombs on the Combi Peninsula.

But Kim is not responding to any diplomatic or sanctions pressure - or military threat - one of the main questions for military planners and detective analysts is that military alternatives will actually act as a key defender.

A senior US official says, "The problem now depends on a detriction theory" does anyone know "will actually stop North Korean leaders? The principle of the military and intelligence community is Kim's main priority is to protect his own self and his family. The goal, which the United States believes, will protect him from direct attacks against the United States.

Mattis has been updated this month before all the military options have been updated, saying: "Guam, or any partner in the United States or its territory including our partners, will meet a greater military response - a response both effective and overwhelming."

But what has emerged is the two problems: First of all, Kim has hidden his arms just knowing where the US can use precision targeting to determine the correct target location for injury; And second, the defense forces of the North Korean defense forces will have to get those weapons.

The goal set is massive.
Mike Rogers, former chairman of the House Detective Committee, told Jack Presser, "There is actually a so-called" beheading option ".

Rogers says that under his leadership in the United States, Kim and some of his senior leaders will lead - they will be taken out of their equations.

There is a 'limited strike' option on nuclear and other weapons sites.
And even after the media reports, the top US officials do not immediately think of keeping strategic nuclear weapons in the region for use against North Korea. When the crisis is needed for nuclear weapons, the United States regularly detains the submarine with nuclear bomb missiles. US officials personally admitted.

A list of options has been published in many interviews with current and former administration officials, which may be the reason for the casualties of civilian civilians even if the US targets know that Kim has kept all his arms hidden.

In the North Korean airspace, any known missile or atomic site that can be attacked may attack, US aircraft will depend on cruise missile and fighter planes launched by devastating missile and radar sites, officials say.

US officials are now seen in any possible way to destroy thousands of artillery tubes and weapons weapons, only Kim is equipped to answer north of the Gaza geo-zone.
Colonel Steve Warren, former spokesman of the former Pancaton, said, "There are partial fireworks tubes covered with the target Gaza land in the south, some of them are directly in Seoul". "And, obviously, some Armenian pieces are very easy, it's just an old-fashioned cannon that can not be jammed, it can not be interfered directly in any way other than strike."

According to internal Pentagon estimates, US officials believe they do not know how much their weapons are, but it can launch a complex bomb explosion and cruise missile campaign to destroy any weapons found from satellite surveillance.

The United States will probably try to attack the F-35 fighter jets, the list's most advanced, and bomber-suppressed areas, officials say. The trump was suppressed by Andrew while talking to the plane.

"Now, when our enemies will hear the F-35 engine, when they roar above the head, their spirits will tremble, and they will know that the days are counted."
But calculating the intensity of an internal Pentagon, an aviation might take several days, which means the answer may also cause some civilian casualties. Even some warriors, bombers and submarines even ship-driven cruise missiles try to attack teenage weapon sites.

The present military plan rely heavily on South Korean assistant officials to CNN If there is a war operation in the land, then there will be no effort to go to North Korea due to China's sensitivity about the US presence in the conflict. South Korean leaders have long said that they are strongly opposed to the war on the peninsula.

Apart from diplomacy and all-out war, there are other possible alternatives.
Warren said, "There might be a cybertercit that the North Koreans do not even understand ... it was a cybertalk for us". "They only disturb themselves by a problem they do not expect, and this is just another tool. Sometimes when you attack, you want your enemy to know that you touched their nose, at other times you just want to make them fall down And wonder why they read. "