North Korea staged a nuclear strike drill on South Korea in protest of the country’s military drills conducted with the United States in the surrounding region, state outlet KCNA reported Thursday.
North Korea fired two ballistic missiles into the sea on Wednesday night in a vision of how the country could eventually launch a nuclear strike against South Korea, according to KCNA. The drill came in response to U.S. and South Korea joint military drills that are being conducted around the region, which North Korea has aggressively denounced since they began. (RELATED: UN Says American Is Being Held In North Korea After Crossing Border)
North Korea’s plan would be to launch a nuclear strike against South Korea and subsequently occupy “the whole territory of the southern half” during the fallout, Reuters reported Thursday. North Korean leader Kim Jong Un observed military…
