The Pentagon confirmed that B-52s, taking off from Andersen Air Force base in Guam, had flown over South Korea as part of annual joint exercises that Pyongyang insist are a rehearsal for provocation.
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North Korea Rhetoric Continues
B52’s Andersen Airforce Base
North Korea has issued its most blatant threat to the United States by threatening to hit Andersen Airforce Base in Guam. A command spokesman said:
“The United States is advised not to forget that our precision target tools have within their range the Anderson (sic) Air Force base on Guam where the B-52 takes off, as well as the Japanese mainland where nuclear-powered submarines are deployed and the navy bases on Okinawa We cannot tolerate the US carrying out nuclear strike drills, setting us as targets, and advertising them as strong warning messages.”
The United States and South Korea are currently holding a joint military exercise and this has enraged the North Korean leadership. Experts believe North Korea is reminding the US rather than making direct threats of action.
Lets hope they’re right.
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