North Korea has tested its new underwater nuclear drones which it claimed could create “super-scale” radioactive tsunamis, as the regime prepares for an “all-out-war” with the United States and South Korea.
The official Korean Central News Agency on Friday reported that the regime has carried out three days of weapons testing in Pyongyang.
Kim Jong-un pictured smiling as a new underwater attack system is tested. Picture: Korean Central News Agency Kim Jong-un said the situation required them to make its army “gird themselves for an all-out war” and “bolster up its nuclear force”. Operating the exercises in Korean airspace, US and South Korean jets flew alongside each other to improve strategic capabilities.Despite the enhanced military cooperation between the two countries, the White House said it had no hostile intent towards Pyongyang.
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