Test: North Korea has threatened to launch
precision attack weapons at US Navy bases in South East Asia. Here an
anti-aircraft missile is fired during a drill in front of the country's
leader Kim Jong-un
Threat: A large number us military bases are within range of the new missiles - shown here
Observations: North Korea has stepped up its
military exercises in response to what it regards as 'hostile' joint
drills by South Korea and the United States. Here North Korean leader
Kim Jong-Un uses binoculars to inspect a live fire drill
Weapons: Kim oversaw the live fire military
drill using drones and cruise missile interceptors, according to the
country's state media
Military: The threat to US bases from North
Korean will be a cause for concern in Washington. Here North Korean tank
troops take part in military drills
Force: The north's sabre rattling will also lead
to increasing anxiety in neighbouring South Korea - which is a close
ally of the US
Threats: North Korea today threatened to launch
'precision attack' weapons at U.S. navy bases if the country is
provoked. The U.S. nuclear attack submarine USS Cheyenne arrives at a
navy base in South Korea yesterday
Aggressive: North Korea's supreme military
command said it had U.S. bases in Guam and Okinawa in their sights. This
picture shows a military drill of the Korean People's Army at an
undisclosed location in North Korea.
Threatened: F-15E Strike Eagles and a B-2 Spirit
bomber fly in formation over Andersen Air Force Base in Guam - North
Korea has threatened to attack the facility in retaliation for
continuing sanctions and B-52 flights over the Korean peninsula
Andersen Air Force Base, Guam: North Korea is
objecting to the flights of B-52's (pictured) over the Korean peninsula -
threatening massive retaliation
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