NORTH KOREA MILITARY WILL unleash attacks

Seoul - The threat of UN sanctions disikapi North Korea (Korut) with increasing agresivitasnya. Yesterday (13 / 6), the communist country back to the states behind the bluster akan plutoniumnya spare change into nuclear weapons.

Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) reported, for the first time, affirmed his side are Korut reproduce uranium reserves to develop nuclear weapons. Associated Press added, Korut also stated, if the U.S. and allies working to thwart the program, it's the same with a challenging fight.

And underlined the threat of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Korut. They assert, if the UN sanctions still persevere with the inspection of ships Korut, the swing does not shrink from military attack.

Loud voice from Pyongyang that dilansir day after the UN Security Council to approve the provision of more serious sanctions against Korut, Friday (12 / 6). Sanctions are aimed at financing the network decided to Korut nuclear development program. Including inspection of ships suspected of carrying Korut forbidden cargo. As of rudal ballistic or nuclear material.

Korut mention sanctions as''a product of decay and U.S. allies and the international world that aims damage, remove, and weaken the economy of North Korea. "Pyongyang accuse Washington deliberately want to remove nuclear Korut that the attacks can do it easily. However, Washington oppugn. U.S. states that the main problem is Korut activities nuklirnya selling technology to other countries.

Korut threat yesterday (13 / 6) is the evidence that the country in the Korean Peninsula is refused subject to the international appeal to stop the ambition nuklirnya program. As the anticipation, the Republic of Korea (South Korea) has added hundreds of personnel marinirnya two islands in the sea near the border with Korut. There, in 1999 and 2002, there was friction between the two countries military.

Recognition Korut up uranium development program also prove that the state has the other source material of nuclear weapons than plutonium. Yoon Deok-min, a professor at the Institute of Foreign Relations and the South Korea National Defense, said that Korut believed to have 50 kilograms plutonium. Amount that is enough to make six nuclear bombs.