[World leaders like French President Emmanuel Macron, former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, German Chancellor Angela Merkel and the United Nations have preferred diplomacy, dialogues and sanctions over a possibility of war or military confrontation to deal with North Korea, a stand that has forced even Trump and his team to take a soft approach hinting at dialogue.
The call for dialogue and diplomatic efforts was best summed up by United Nations chief Antonio Guterres yesterday when he warned that "the worst possible thing that could happen would be for us all to sleepwalk into a war that might have very dramatic circumstances."] http://indiatoday.intoday.in/story/north-korea-us-fate-trump-deathbed-struggle/1/1110649.html North Korea claims US' fate is in its hands, Trump on deathbed struggle Some experts also say the North may have been even trying to create super-germs in its labs using advanced genetic engineering. Santosh Chaubey | Edited by Amit Vasudev New Delhi, December 15, 2017 | UPDATED 07:59 IST North Korea claims US fate is in its hands HIGHLIGHTS 1North Korea has threatened the USA again. 2It said, the fate of America is in hands of its supreme leader Kim Jong-un. 3World leaders have preferred diplomacy over a possibility of war to deal with DPRK. An increasingly belligerent North Korean propaganda has gone a step ahead. The country's state-run newspaper Minju Choson - published by the North Korean cabinet - has written in a commentary that fearful of the North Korean might, the fate of America is in hands of its supreme leader Kim Jong-un. Blaming the US President Donald Trump's ignorance about North Korea, the commentary says the US tactics of nuclear blackmail and threat will no longer work "whether the US likes or not and wants or not", adding that "the status of the standoff between the DPRK and US has come under the control of the faith and will of the North Korea which is holding the initiative." Claiming that North Korea has always emerged victorious, Minju Choson further writes that Trump is still in deep sleep not realizing the imminent danger he has put America in. "The Trump group is attempting to seek a way out by pursuing a policy of military confrontation. This is nothing but a deathbed struggle by those alarmed by the might of North Korea." Warning the US to become prudent and think twice, the newspaper says the recent annual defence conference of the country under the guidance of their supreme leader Kim Jong-un has filled the North Korean people and its Army with iron faith and if the Americans try to annoy this valorous spirit, they will be forced to go for military confrontation which will ultimately result in victory and glory for North Korea and humiliating defeat for Trump and the US. Though North Korean propaganda may say the US is blackmailing it, but the recent advances made by the country in acquiring lethal weapons and strategic capabilities, the nuclear capable inter-continental ballistic missile (ICBM) that can reach to the parts of America, a series of successful missile launches in recent months and a claimed detonation of hydrogen bomb, has emboldened its war rhetoric to unprecedented levels. And unlike in past, the world has taken these military claims seriously, increasing manifold the threat perception about the isolated nation. The most recent development has only added to it. According to American and Asian intelligence officials, North Korea may have acquired capacity to produce biological weapons on military scale and in fact, the world has no way to find if the rogue nation has already begun it, as such facilities are concealed in its civilian factories. Some experts also say the North may have been even trying to create super-germs in its labs using advanced genetic engineering. That is why the world is giving dialogue a chance with no one in favour of direct military confrontation in spite of tough warnings and harsh war rhetoric from Trump and his administration. World leaders like French President Emmanuel Macron, former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, German Chancellor Angela Merkel and the United Nations have preferred diplomacy, dialogues and sanctions over a possibility of war or military confrontation to deal with North Korea, a stand that has forced even Trump and his team to take a soft approach hinting at dialogue. The call for dialogue and diplomatic efforts was best summed up by United Nations chief Antonio Guterres yesterday when he warned that "the worst possible thing that could happen would be for us all to sleepwalk into a war that might have very dramatic circumstances." -- Peace Is Doable -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Green Youth Movement" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To post to this group, send an email to [email protected]. Visit this group at https://groups.google.com/group/greenyouth. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
