U.S, Japan Military Successfully
Intercepted A Ballistic Missile Target

Feb 03, 2017 - The U.S. Missile Defense Agency (MDA), the Japan Ministry of Defense (MoD), and U.S. Navy sailors aboard USS John Paul Jones (DDG 53) successfully conducted a flight test Feb. 3 (Hawaii Standard Time), resulting in the first intercept of a ballistic missile target using the Standard Missile-3 (SM-3) Block IIA off the west coast of Hawaii. The flight test, designated SM-3 Block IIA Cooperative Development (SCD) Project Flight Test, Standard Missile (SFTM)-01, was the third flight test of the SM-3 Block IIA guided missile, and the first intercept test. This test also marks the first time an SM-3IIA was launched from an Aegis ship and the first intercept engagement using the Aegis Baseline 9.C2 (BMD 5.1) weapon system. United States new Defense Secretary Jim Mattis or Mad Dog, strongly warns North Korea of Effective and Overwhelming Response if it use nuclear weapons. He reassured Allies, South Korea and Japan that United States will provide protection if any attacks and committed to maintain stability on the peninsula and in the region. He said “Any attack on the United States, or our allies, will be defeated, and any use of nuclear weapons would be met with a response that would be effective and overwhelming. North Korea continues to launch missiles, develop its nuclear weapons programme, and engage in threatening rhetoric and behaviour”. Mad Dog’s warning come amid concern that North Korea could be ready to test a new ballistic missile, in what could be an early challenge for the President Trump’s administration. North Korea also appears to have restarted operation of a reactor at its main nuclear facility, Yongbyon, which produces plutonium for its nuclear weapons program. In response, North Korea leader accused the U.S. and South Korea of inciting a pre-emptive nuclear attack in the region and said that the plan to deploy a missile defense system would push the region to the brink of a nuclear conflict. Meanwhile, U.S. Pacific Command chief suggests deploying Zumwalt stealth destroyer to S. Korea While THAAD the U.S. missile defense system, is scheduled to be stationed here this year... there are emerging reports Seoul and Washington are mulling the deployment of the USS Zumwalt. If the advanced American stealth destroyer sails to Korea, the reclusive state up North will have second thoughts about conducting any provoctive act. USS ZUMWALT in ACTION! DDG-1000 sea trials and Long Range Land Attack Projectile (LRLAP) weapons featured. South Korea's defense ministry said on Monday that the latest U.S. Zumwalt destroyer could be deployed to the Korean peninsula. Although there hasn't been an official offer yet,... the idea of deploying the Zumwalt to South Korean waters was brought up by the chief of the U.S. Pacific Command, Admiral Harry Harris, Jr. last month during a meeting with South Korean lawmakers at the U.S. Pacific Command headquarters in Hawaii. Arirang News reported that According to the South Korean Ministry of National Defense, the Zumwalt stealth destroyer... could be deployed near South Korea's southernmost Jeju island or the southeastern district of Jinhae, about 410 kilometers south of Seoul. "There hasn't been any official proposal from the U.S., but, if there is, we will give it consideration... in terms of how it could curb nuclear and missile threats from North Korea." The Zumwalt multipurpose ship was unveiled by the U.S. Navy in October last year. Named after legendary Admiral Elmo Zumwalt, this United States Navy guided missile destroyer is the lead in ship in her class. Her revolutionary look has resulted from a design emphasis on stealth – with the ship’s radar cross-section having been drastically reduced; indeed it’s said that the Zumwalt appears no larger than a small fishing boat on a radar. In addition to possessing world’s best naval stealth capability, the vessel has a hugely advanced and formidable offensive capacity – including a Vertical Launching System (RIM-66 Standard Missiles, Evolved Sea Sparrow Missiles, RUM-139 VL-ASROC anti-submarine missiles and Tomahawk subsonic cruise missiles) AND the uniquely lethal Advanced Gun System and Long Range Land Attack Projectile. As the leading weapons manufacturer Lockheed Martin describes below: “The 155mm LRLAP is both the most accurate and longest-range guided projectile in U.S. Navy history, with a maximum range in excess of 63 nautical miles. It’s precision and near vertical angle of fall enables the War-fighter to defeat targets in the urban canyons of coastal cities with minimal collateral damage. The LRLAP system provides high-volume fire support at a rate of 10 rounds per minute through the depth of the magazine. It uses the world’s most advanced, g-hardened electronics—including a global positioning system and inertial measurement unit—to withstand the punishing gun-launch environment. 155mm LRLAP provides single strike lethality against a wide range of targets, with three times the lethality of traditional 5-inch naval ballistic rounds—and because it is guided, fewer rounds can produce similar or more lethal effects at less cost. LRLAP has the capability to guide multiple rounds launched from the same gun to strike single or multiple targets simultaneously, maximizing lethal effects.” It's chances of being detected on radar is only one-50th of conventional destroyers WHICH APPRECIATE to the special paint and unique structure. It's expected to be armed with electromagnetic railguns starting next year... in addition to the current SM-6 ship-to-air missile, the Tomahawk long-range cruise missile and numerous anti-submarine weapons. The first in a class of three revolutionary U.S. Navy vessels, known as the DDG 1000, was underway for the first time conducting at-sea tests and trials in December 2015. Cutting-edge technologies enable the DDG 1000’s advanced capabilities, provide the ship’s unmatched versatility and dramatically reduce manning requirements. The Zumwalt-class destroyers Navy's features Raytheon technologies and equipment most notably the: Total Ship Computing Environment – a single, encrypted network that controls all shipboard computing applications, ranging from the ship’s lights and machinery control to its radars and weapon systems. The TSCE's sailor-centric interface and high degree of automation allow the ship to run more effectively and efficiently. Electronic Modular Enclosures – a shipbuilding innovation that packages more than 235 individual electronics cabinets into ready-to-install, “ruggedized” units for easy integration, maintenance and upgrades. Each ship carries 16 EMEs. Integrated Undersea Warfare System – two sonar arrays (high and medium frequencies) in one automated, hull-mounted system designed to protect the ship from enemy mines, submarines and torpedoes. Using sophisticated algorithms, the sonar better enables Zumwalt destroyers to detect, engage and defeat an enemy threat. MK57 Vertical Launching System – a state-of-the-art weapon launcher designed to fire missiles for sea, land and air attacks. The MK57’s modular electronic-architecture allow Zumwalt destroyers to quickly transition to new missiles systems by minimizing the need to re-qualify their launchers. The MK57 launchers are contained and protected by the Peripheral Vertical Launch System*. The PVLS’ design and positioning make the launchers – and missiles – resistant to battle damage and safely isolates them from the crew and shipboard equipment. Additional significant capabilities and features include the: • Advanced Gun System* – each ship carries two 155 mm guns capable of firing long-range projectiles that can strike a target from a distance of 63 nautical miles. Integrated Power System* – often called an "all-electric" ship, the quiet and economical design of the destroyers' power system generates 100 percent of the energy needed for each vessel's propulsion, electronics and weapons systems. While steaming at 20 knots, the system provides 58 MW of reserved power, allowing for inherent flexibility and ample energy to support future technologies. Raytheon serves as the prime mission systems equipment integrator for all electronic and combat systems for the program Navy's most suphisticated ship requirements to life. During last Friday's meeting between South Korean defense minister Han Min-koo and his counterpart U.S. Secretary of Defense James Mattis, the two allies agreed to extend deterrence steps, which include deploying additional U.S. strategic military assets on the Korean peninsula. If the Zumwalt is deployed, Seoul believes it could have a great impact in curbing North Korea's provocations.

Sources: Yahoo, Youtub, Navy, Satellite News, DOD, Raytheon, Arirang News. Ultimate Military Channel , Wikipedia, February 9th, 2017, catch4all.com, Sandra Englund

U.S. Defense Chief, General Jim Mattis Warns Noth Korea: US Response Will Be “Overwhelming” According to DOD, WASHINGTON, Feb. 3, 2017 — The United States will defeat any attack on the homeland or on its allies and will meet any use of nuclear weapons with an effective and overwhelming response, Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said today in Seoul. Defense Chief General Mattis, on his first official visit as defense secretary to South Korea and Japan, spoke in advance of a meeting on February 3rd with South Korean Defense Minister Han Min-koo. In Seoul, the two leaders stood on a stage at separate podiums against a backdrop of U.S. and South Korean national flags. Mattis’s remarks were translated consecutively. Iron-Clad Guarantees “North Korea continues to launch missiles, develop a nuclear weapons program and engage in threatening rhetoric and behavior,” the secretary said. “We stand with our peace-loving Republic of Korea ally to maintain stability on the peninsula and in the region. America's commitments to defending our allies and to upholding our extended deterrence guarantees remain iron clad,” he added. North Korea’s threatening rhetoric and destabilizing behavior has prompted the United States and Korea to deploy terminal high-altitude area defense anti-ballistic missile systems, which Defense Chief, General Mattis called “highly effective,” to South Korea to protect its people and the 28,500 U.S. troops there who stand beside the U.S. allies. According to the Missile Defense Agency’s website, THAAD is an element of the Ballistic Missile Defense System that can intercept and destroy ballistic missiles inside or outside earth’s atmosphere during the final, or terminal, phase of flight. Mattis said the United States and South Korea also are committed to expanding trilateral venues of cooperation with Japan. “The mutual defense of our nations is best served through teamwork,” the defense secretary said, noting that today he and Han will discuss other ways to make sure “our militaries are always ready to protect this republic.” Trusted Bonds On February 2nd and February 3rd, 2017 Morning, Defense Chief General Mattis met with South Korea’s acting president and prime minister, Hwang Kyo-ahn, National Security Advisor Kim Kwan-jin and Minister of Foreign Affairs Yun Byung-se. “From those meetings,” the defense secretary said, “I gained a deeper sense of the trusted bonds between our countries built on shared interests and values.” The United States stands by its commitments and with its allies, he added. “Our alliance is a testament to mutual commitment and respect,” Mattis said, “and it is a linchpin of peace and stability in the Asia Pacific region.” Mattis is on a four-day trip to meet with defense leaders in Japan and South Korea. The trip underscores the U.S. commitment to its enduring alliances with the two nations and strengthens cooperation among all three. During the meetings, ‎the Defense Secretary, General, Mattis emphasized the priority that President Donald J. Trump places on the Asia-Pacific region, and on strengthening the U.S.-South Korean alliance, Ross said. Mattis also underscored that the United States remains steadfast in its commitment to defend South Korea and that the U.S. extended deterrence commitment remains ironclad, he said. ‎The South Korean officials impressed upon the defense secretary the importance of close cooperation in the face of a growing North Korea nuclear and ballistic missile threat, Ross said. The secretary responded that the alliance would continue to take defensive measures in response to this developing threat, such as the stationing of the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense anti-ballistic missile system on the Korean Peninsula, the commander said. Mattis relayed that he had inherited an already strong alliance, and committed to spending his tenure making it stronger than ever, Ross said ------------------------ According to Arirang News, U.S. defense chief says N. Korea's nuclear issue is Washington's top security priority. Trump's Defense Secretary, General Mattis Warns North Korea: US Response Will Be "Overwhelming" - Here is Full Statement via Video by Sgt. Ryan Sharp American Forces Network Pacific: Youtube. U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis warned North Korea that any use of nuclear weapons by the North on the United States or its allies would be met with what he called an "effective and overwhelming" response. According to U.S. army Technology: The THAAD terminal (formerly theatre) high-altitude area defense missile system is an easily transportable defensive weapon system to protect against hostile incoming threats such as tactical and theatre ballistic missiles at ranges of 200km and at altitudes up to 150km. The THAAD system provides the upper tier of a 'layered defensive shield' to protect high value strategic or tactical sites such as airfields or populations centres. The THAAD missile intercepts exo-atmospheric and endo-atmospheric threats. The sites would also be protected with lower and medium-tier defensive shield systems such as the Patriot PAC-3 which intercepts hostile incoming missiles at 20 to 100 times lower altitudes. U.S. Missile Defense Agency (MDA): conducted a successful first engagement of a ballistic missile target with the Arrow-3 interceptor. THAAD: Therminal High Altitude Area Defense: When enemies attack, governments must be ready to defend their soldiers, citizens and infrastructure. That's where THAAD comes in one of the most advanced missile defense systems in the world. Taking the High Ground: The THAAD system provides the critical capability to defend against short and medium ranged ballistic missiles. ABILITY TO INTERCEPT MISSILES INSIDE AND OUTSIDE THE ATMOSPHERE DEFENDS POPULATION CENTERS AND HIGH VALUE INFRASTRUCTURES INTEROPERABLE WITH OTHER BALLISTIC MISSILE DEFENSE SYSTMES HIGHLY MOBILE AND DEPLOYABLE WORLDWIDE INTERCEPTING A MISSILE: The system has a track record of 100 percent mission success in flight testing since 2005: 1: Rada detects incoming threat. 2: The target is identified and engaged. 3: Interceptor is fired from truck-mounted launcher. 4: Interceptor uses kinestic energy to destroy incoming missile. Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD), formerly Theater High Altitude Area Defense, is a United States Army anti-ballistic missile system designed to shoot down short, medium, and intermediate range ballistic missiles in their terminal phase using a hit-to-kill approach. THAAD was developed to counter Iraq's Scud missile attacks during the Gulf War in 1991. The missile carries no warhead, but relies on the kinetic energy of impact to destroy the incoming missile. A kinetic energy hit minimizes the risk of exploding conventional warhead ballistic missiles, and nuclear tipped ballistic missiles will not detonate upon a kinetic energy hit. THAAD was designed to hit Scud missiles and similar weapons. The THAAD system is being designed, built, and integrated by Lockheed Martin Space Systems acting as prime contractor. Key subcontractors include Raytheon, Boeing, Aerojet, Rocketdyne, Honeywell, BAE Systems, Oshkosh Defense, MiltonCAT, and the Oliver Capital Consortium. Originally a US Army program, THAAD has come under the umbrella of the Missile Defense Agency. The Navy has a similar program, the sea-based Aegis Ballistic Missile Defense System, which now has a land component as well ("Aegis ashore"). THAAD was originally scheduled for deployment in 2012, but initial deployment took place May 2008. THAAD: Therminal High Altitude Area Defense: When enemies attack, governments must be ready to defend their soldiers, citizens and infrastructure. That's where THAAD comes in one of the most advanced missile defense systems in the world. Sources: DOD, Yahoo, Youtube, Lockheed, Arirang News,, Wikipedia, Feb 3rd,. 2017, catch4all.com, Sandra Englund

Bad Ambiguity Act can be North Korea's Favor and Danger to South Korea On December 31st, instead celebrating the New Year’s Eve, Over 1.5 Million people gathers and shout out loud that President Park’s Impeachment nullity, which was made unfair falsification. Even during the Christmas Day they have shouted out loud for the citizens voice to let out to the ROK Government that they do not want conquered by the Communist North Korea Kim Jung Un. 1.5 Million people and citizens shouting their voice “Release President Park from the falls impeachment that they made”. The citizens will not let it happened the Unfair Falsification. There have made falls Computer PC information, that they were putting together and the ROK Government made decision by the PC falls information, which was made all falsification on purpose and made the biggest conspiracy towards President Park. But, The ministers of Church, and the citizens know that she is innocent and will continue to support for President Park who are working hard and who she devoted to protecting and defending ROK. Republic of Korea and whom she loves her country so much. Other opposition parties and Communist are mixed in so many ways which is false manipulation like true story with framing ambiguity act and making fake movie, connecting fake stories and falls PC operation to drive action to look bad President Park and their family and it is easy to make one person in the corner with falls falsifications because wrong people made just like Jesus died with human errors yet, people respect and worship after so many years with true miracles and there is hope that they believe. According to CGTN, Live, Dated January 1st, 2017. Kim Jong Un, Leader of North Korea says the country is close to a test launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile. Kim made the statement during a televised New Year’s Day Speech. Research and development of cutting-edge arms equipment is actively progressing and test launch preparations for an intercontinental ballistic missile rocket is in its last stage in his speech can accuse the U.S. of invading and interfering in the Asia-pacific region through South Korea. Ironically, North Korea Leader, Kim Jong Un also said it was necessary to smash the activities of anti unification traders referring to South Korea’s impeach president Park Geun - hae. The North Korea has been under UN sanctions since 2006 over its nuclear and ballistic missile tests being conducted its fifth and largest nuclear tests on September 9th, 2016. And also carried out a string a ballistic missile tests at an unprecedented rate in 2016. According to CGTN, Live, Dated January 1st, 2017. Kim Jong Un, Leader of North Korea says the country is close to a test launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile. Kim made the statement during a televised New Year’s Day Speech. Research and development of cutting-edge arms equipment is actively progressing and test launch preparations for an intercontinental ballistic missile rocket is in its last stage in his speech can accuse the U.S. of invading and interfering in the Asia-pacific region through South Korea. Ironically, North Korea leader, Kim Jong Un also said it was necessary to smash the activities of anti unification traders referring to South Korea’s impeach president Park Geun - hae. The North Korea has been under UN sanctions since 2006 over its nuclear and ballistic missile tests being conducted its fifth and largest nuclear tests on September 9th, 2016. And also carried out a string a ballistic missile tests at an unprecedented rate in 2016. People says that the Ambiguity act and making fake stories let out and these reason is not safe to South Korea. Bad Ambiguity Act can be North Korea's Favor and Danger to South Korea Sources: Yahoo, Youtube, CGTN, Arirang News, KBS , MBC, Wikipedia, Jan 2nd. 2017, catch4all.com, Sandra Englund

A Huge Burst of support with ROK Flags! ROK People see the Oppositions Parties and different parities propagating the candlelight and influence the massive media and had no place and space for rights to show their voice. Finally people spoke loud with 12 millions people showed up everywhere and shown their hearts and soul to destroyers of current President Park which millions people have been shouting NO IMPEACHMENT PRESIDENT PARK KEUN HAE and they have been shouting long three weeks but, the media have shown only a few days after IMPEACHMENT HAVE VOTED with the biggest conspiracies have been applied many people have shouted throughout the Seoul which have line up so many busses and made decision BY THE OPOSITIONS AND SOME SAENURI. ALTHOUGH THE MEDIA HAVE SHOWN ONLY THE CANDLE LIGHTS DUE TO OPPOSITION PARTIES TOOK OVER THEIR OWN PEOPLE IN ORDER TO TAKE OVER CURRENT ADMINISTRATION FOR PRESIDENT PARK. Many people see that over powered to the current president Park’s administration without true legitimate reasons. South Korea now trying to put their own PRESIDENT to DESTROY. SOME SAYS NORTH KOREA LEADER KIM JONG UN CAN BE THE LEADER EVEN SOUTH KOREA AND INFLUENCING THE COMMUNIST PARTIES THROUGH OUT THE CAPITOL CITY SEOUL AND EVEN OPPOSITIONS PARITIES INSTEAD DEFENSE AND SECURING THEIR OWN COUNTRY. HOWEVER, U.S. SOUTH KOREA, CHINA, JAPAN ARE CONTINUE TO WORKING MORE STRONGER THAN EVER TO PROTECTING THE PEOPLE IN SOUTH KOREA AND NEIGHBORS AROUND THE WORLD. NORTH KOREA CONTINUE TO SHOW UP THEIR OVER POWERING NUCLEAR POWER ALTHOUGH 3 PARITES AND GLOBAL PROTECTORS CAN BE DESTROYED NORTH KOREA’S NUCLEAR POWER WITH CAREFULLY STRUCTURED SYSTEM AND HIGH TECH. THE CLIMATE CHANGE, GLOBAL WARNING PROBLEM IS COMING FROM NUCLEAR TEST AND TEST AFTER THEIR SPREAD WILL BE HARMING AROUND THE WORLD BY THE NORTH KOREA’S IRREGULAR SYSTEMS THE NORTH KOREA THINKING THE SKY IS UNLIMITED BUT, THE SKY IS LIMITED BY THE POLUSION SPREAD WHEN THEY HAVING TEST AFTER TEST AND EXPLOSION OF POISON GAS AND NUCLEAR EVEN SPREADING INTO the SKY and THE OCEAN. THE SKY IS ONLY ONE WITHIN ONE EARTH THAT WE HAVE WHAT GOD CREATED. THE HUMAN IS SPREADING THE POISON AND DESTROY which WILL MAKE WORST land, occures earthquake, landslide, birth defact, strange desease, shrinking the ocean, also causes FOG AROUND THE WORLD from the nuclear test from North Korea and even propaganda effect. THAT IS WHY KEEPING EARTH FRESH AND CLEAN AIR IS IMPORTANT TO KEEP HUMAN LIFE AND ANNIMALS LIFE ALIVE further keeping safe homeland in South Korea and Global world safe. MANY PEOPLE, around the world and Many God believers hoping that South Korea is not becoming the communist parties….. Hoping The own flag of Republic of Korea(Tae Guk Ki ) fly high instead candle lights of danger propaganda and destroying the beautiful South Korea environment.

US Remains Strong support for any Circumstances Arirang News dated Dec. 8th, 2016 reports that The U.S. State Department says Washington's alliance with South Korea remains strong and the result will not affect their relationship. State Department spokesperson Elizabeth Trudeau said Thursday, local time,... that the political crisis in Korea is an internal matter for the Korean people. When asked about how the corruption scandal could affect talks on North Korea,... Trudeau said the alliance's position of denuclearizing North Korea remains unchanged. Park Jong-hong, Arirang News. The U.S. says the impeachment vote will not sway its bilateral alliance with South Korea. The State Department said the relationship is "strong," "deep" and "solid" despite the leadership crisis in Seoul and predicts the outcome will not have any impact on the two countries' ties. State Department spokeswoman Elizabeth Trudeau made the comments Thursday at a regular briefing. Asked if the South's political situation could affect the North Korean nuclear issue, Trudeau said the U.S. position on the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula is well known and the position has not changed.

The Current situation of South Korea and having so many complicated environment which The North Korea is looking for more confusion and bad environment within Korean Government and people. That is the most venerable situation what North Korea is looking for. President Park has been keeping strong Defense program and continue to working hard what South Korea should have been in order to keeping South Korea peace and secure. South Korea has been more strong defense homeland security. North Korea is looking for more mass environment and fighting each other and complicated situation for Government but, it is very important concentrate and protecting the country and stay strong. South Korea should continue what the country needs for more secure land and keeping together world peace with embracing what has working together. Chinese diplomat: Jieyi Liu says that Since the beginning of this year North Korea (DPRK) has conducted two nuclear tests and multiple ballistic missile tests. On the other hand certain parties have kept strengthening military deployment, increasing military presence, and scaling up military exercises. As a result the confrontation on the Peninsula has intensified, plunging into a vicious circle. This situation must be changed. The familiar system should be kept until the term is completed and the responsible should be completed with their strong relationship without the complication for foreign diplomat and homeland security. Hope President Park her endurance will continue to serve for her country and keeping peace homeland that she loves. We are all human and no one is expected perfect behavior except our God and there is forgiveness within human needs like your own family is forgiving as necessary. Meanwhile U.S. and other nations are continue to working hard to protect South Korea in order to save human lives and preventing from the Nuclear danger situations. When North Korea explored Nuclear without the regulation procedures and exposed worst environment; i.e.,, earthquack, mud slide, exposing radiation, birth defect, pollution, Disabling fuctions and bodys, and unknown disasters will happen which we cannot handle by human, and it will be too late situation. Concentrating home land and global security is much needed at this critical time now.

Sources: Yahoo, Youtube, Arirang News,world KBS , Wikipedia, Dec 2nd. 2016 catch4all.com, Sandra Englund

UN Security Council imposes
"toughest" sanctions on
DPRK nuclear weapons programme

July, 2016 Decision of THAAD, Deploys Eight To Ten Month
Commander, Vincent Brooks

Remarks by Secretary Carter and Minister Han
in a Press Conference in the Pentagon Briefing

North Korea Threat South Korea Ash land When It’s Defends Nuclear Warhead Weapon by THAAD
THAAD PROVIDES EFFECTIVE DEFENSE
AGAINST TBM THREATS

According to Arirang News, On Oct 1st, during the 68th Army Day’s Event: President Park Geun-hye said that THAAD is the minimum self-defense measure needed to protect our citizens. It’s a must to better counter North Korea’s attacks. Per Arirang News in July, it was already announced that THAAD will be Golf Course selected as new location for U.S. missile defense system at the Lotte Skyhill Country Club in the northern part of Seongju, Gyeongsangbuk-do Province. The decision was made after a survey of two other possible candidate locations. The golf course lies 296 kilometers southeast of Seoul and is around 680 meters above sea. The location is far from residential areas, in response to Seongju residents’ concerns about the potential health problems posed by THAAD’s radar system. When the official announcement is made the deployment is still likely to face opposition from residents of the nearby town of Gimcheon who had threatened to protest if the golf were selected. Another barrier the defense ministry faces is cost. The golf course is valued at over 80 million U.S. dollars, and the government will have to gain parliamentary approval for such a large budget outlay. THAAD is expected to be deployed to South Korea by the end of next year to better protect agains North Korea’s nuclear and missile threats. President Park Geun-Hye expressed that The most efficient means of reining in North Korea’s madness is a unified defense based on the South Korea-U.S. Alliance. We must reinforce the alliance and maintain full defense readiness to suppress North Korea’s nuclear development, establish permanent peace and achieve denuclearization on the Korean peninsula. According to U.S. DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE News, July 8th, 2016: U.S. to Deploy THAAD Missile Battery to South Korea WASHINGTON, July 8, 2016 — Based on recent consultations, the United States and South Korea have made an alliance decision to deploy a Terminal High-Altitude Area Defense missile battery to U.S. Forces Korea as a defensive measure to ensure the security of South Korea and that of its people, and to protect alliance military forces from North Korea's weapons of mass destruction and ballistic missile threats, according to a Defense Department news release issued July 7. North Korea's nuclear test and multiple ballistic missile tests, including the recent intermediate-range ballistic missile launches, highlight the grave threat that North Korea poses to the security and stability of South Korea as well as to the entire Asia-Pacific region, the release said. THAAD provides the ballistic missile defense system with a globally transportable, rapidly deployable capability to intercept and destroy ballistic missiles inside or outside the atmosphere during the final phase of flight, according to DoD’s Missile Defense Agency website. More detailed information you may click to view. THAAD Intercepting A Missile The system has a track record of 100 percent mission success all time in flight testing since 2005. 1: RADAR: Radar detects incoming threat. 2: TFCC (THAAD fire control and Communications support equipment) The target is identified and engaged. 3: TFCC and Launcher: ( THAAD fire control and Communications support equipment) Interceptor is fired from truck-mounted launcher. 4: Interceptor uses kinetic energy to destroy incoming missile. After bilateral meeting on September 6th, 2016, Both U.S.A and South Korea have agreed to maintain a strong deterrence posture by enhancing both US and Korea combined defense capabilities to include the deployment of the THAAD system. The White House Office of the Press Secretary For Immediate Release September 06, 2016 Remarks by President Obama and President Park of the Republic of Korea After Bilateral Meeting Landmark Mekong Riverside Hotel Vientiane, Laos 5:01 P.M. ICT PRESIDENT OBAMA: It is always a pleasure to meet with my friend and partner, President Park of the Republic of Korea, and her delegation. As we all know, the ROK is one of America’s oldest and closest allies. Our alliance remains the lynchpin of peace and security not just on the Korean Peninsula, but across the region. In recent years, we’ve worked together to strengthen our alliance, and to ensure our readiness against any threat. For instance, our missile defense cooperation -- THAAD -- is a purely defensive system to deter and defend against North Korean threats. And today, I want to reaffirm that our commitment to the defense and security of North South Korea, including extended deterrence, is unwavering. We had extensive discussions about the recent provocations by the DPRK, and we are united in condemning North Korea’s continued missile launches, including this week while China was hosting the G20. These launches are provocative. They’re a violation of North Korea’s obligations internationally. Its nuclear and missile programs are a threat to not only the ROK, but to Japan, other allies in the region, partners in the region, and to the United States. So we are going to work diligently together with the most recent U.N. sanctions that are already placing North Korea under the most intense sanctions regime ever. We’re going to work together to make sure that we’re closing loopholes and making them even more effective. And President Park and I agreed that the entire international community needs to implement these sanctions fully and hold North Korea accountable. North Korea needs to know that provocations will only invite more pressure and further deepen its isolation, but that if it is willing to recognize its international obligations and the importance of denuclearization in the Korean Peninsula, the opportunities for us to dialogue with them are there. And we do not have any interest in an offensive approach to North Korea. We want peace and security for all peoples, but their current behavior has not been ones that are conducive to the kinds of dialogue and diplomacy that both the ROK and the United States would prefer.. Beyond the region, our alliance is a global one. We stand together against ISIL. We stand together in providing humanitarian assistance for the Syrian people and for refugees, promoting global health and fighting climate change. The ROK has been an excellent partner in helping Afghanistan stabilize. It has been an outstanding partner on global health and security issues. We talked about the leadership summit that we’ll be hosting at the end of this month on refugees, and the important contributions that the Republic of Korea are making. And let me just say that as I wrap up over the next several days my last trip to Asia, what a pleasure it’s been to work with President Park and her team. They have been steady, consistent partners, and President Park has been a stalwart ally and friend on a whole range of issues. And her steady and wise leadership I think has greatly contributed to the strengthening of what was already one of our most important alliances. So I want to thank her personally for the excellent contributions she’s made to advancing all the various issues that we’ve been working on. And I want to thank her team as well that worked very hard behind the scenes to make that happen. PRESIDENT PARK: Today, I met with President Obama and held fruitful discussions on how we will respond to the common challenges that confront both our nations. In particular, it was a pleasure to reconfirm that the Korea-U.S. alliance is stronger than ever, and is playing a pivotal role for the peace and stability of not only the Korean Peninsula, but the entire region. North Korea’s nuclear test earlier this year and continued missile launches are fundamentally threatening the security of both the Korean Peninsula and Northeast Asia. I would like to make it clear that Korea and the U.S. will respond resolutely to any provocations by North Korea by utilizing all means.. North Korea launched another -- missiles again yesterday. I send a stern warning that the continuation of such reckless provocations will lead North Korea down the path of self-destruction. I expressed my gratitude to President Obama once again for clearly expressing today the unwavering commitment of the U.S. for the defense of the Republic of Korea. President Obama and I have agreed to maintain a strong deterrence posture by enhancing our combined defense capabilities to include the deployment of the THAAD system. Next, the faithful implementation of U.N. Security Council Resolution 2270 is vital to deterring North Korea’s advancement of its nuclear and missile capabilities, and it is meaningful that our two countries have been engaged in close cooperation in this regard. The United States and Korea have agreed to faithfully implement U.N. Security Council resolutions, and further strengthen our efforts to seal the loopholes and sanctions implementation even more tightly. Taking into consideration the importance of China’s role in effective implementation of sanctions and the resolution process of the North Korean nuclear issue, our two countries have agreed to continue to communicate with China through various channels. Regarding the human rights situation of North Korean people, I would like to express my appreciation for the efforts made by many in the United States, both in and out of government. And I plan to further strengthen cooperation with the United States and the international community on the basis of our North Korean Human Rights Act, which entered into force on September 4th. The improvement of the human rights situation for North Korean people will be a critical stepping stone for our path toward unification, and unification will provide opportunities for North Korean people to be treated equally. Lastly, in order for the Korea-U.S. alliance to contribute to a greater peace and broader prosperity, the President and I have agreed to not only expand cooperation in new frontiers such as global health, climate change and space, but also expand our roles in areas such as refugees, peacekeeping operations and development cooperation. I find it meaningful that through our discussions today, I was able to confirm yet once again that the foundations of our bilateral relationship are rock-solid. I once again express my respect for President Obama, for the vision and leadership that he has shown for our alliance. END 5:08 P.M. IC

Sources: Yahoo, Youtube, White House, UN, WSJ Live, Arirang News, CNN, Wikipedia catch4all.com, October 2nd, 2016,

Location Decision of THAAD at
Lotte Skyhill Country Club in Seongju.

North Korea Standardized Terrifying
Nuclear warhead using with Ballistic Missile





The DPRK's tested warheads that could fit on 'ballistic rockets' - North Korean media. North Korea claimed it had tested a “standardized” nuclear weapon to be mounted on ballistic rockets, during an announcement on Korean Central Television (KCTV) on Friday. Meanwhile North Korea Military making their military show off however, South Korea President Park will be ready with no time which U.S and UN will support back on in any situation in any time. South Korea All parties are working together even include THAAD launching in South Korea which North Korea ignors whatever regulations to apply for around the global evironmental issues and rules although nuclear has been destroying the earth whenever test is going in the small land what they have, the detonations effecting neighbors and all around like mudslide, earth quake, radiation to the generation to the generalion for defected human birth may be the case problem. The first Nuclear using in Hiroshima NUCLEAR automing bumb is a classic case to see as an example. DANGEROUS TO COPYING NUCLEAR WARHEAD WHAT USA DID IN DANGER CASE TO SAVE PEACE AROUND THE WORLD. EVEN LARGER LAND USA SEEKING HEALTH AND GREENENVIRONMENT WITHOUT ABUSING. USA already invented using WATER and CAN BE USING AS AIR SUPPLY SEE BELOW.

South Korea's Defense Ministry released a tunnel map from captured footage by the North's official Korean Central Television. The Defense Ministry analyzed the map, which shows the tunnel on the western side of the nuclear test site in Punggye-ri, where they think the second test was carried out. The tunnel is a one-kilometer (0.6-mile), one-way path, winding inwards and leading to the test pit. There are 10 gates in the path that are supposed to close, including the entrance, in order to block the hazardous radioactivity from the atomic test and absorb impact from the explosion. There are also three traps to collect debris. The pit at the end of the path is ground zero for the test. The 10 gates could possibly be made of strong steel or concrete to prevent radioactive emissions. SOUTH KOREA WORKING TOGETHER ALL PARTIES TO KEEP HOMELAND SAFE AND PEACE Sources: Yahoo, Youtube, White House, UN, WSJ Live, Arirang News, AFP, CNN, Bloonberg, Google. Wikipedia, and Wikipedia catch4all.com, September 14th, 2016,

The 5th and The Biggest Nuclear Test
in North Korea
After Nuclear Test on September 5, 2016

Caused Detonation, Earthquake 5.3 on the EARTH

President Barack Obama vows long term US engagement with Asia in a Historic Speech in Laos.
He pledged enduring cooperation between the US and Asia in the speech in Laos.
He also warned North Korea's government that its weapons tests would lead to increased isolation..

Statement by the President on North Korea's Nuclear Test

For Immediate Release		September 09, 2016
The United States condemns North Korea's September 9 nuclear test in the strongest possible terms as a grave threat to regional security and to international peace and stability. North Korea stands out as the only country to have tested nuclear weapons this century. Today's test, North Korea's second this year, follows an unprecedented campaign of ballistic missile launches, which North Korea claims are intended to serve as delivery vehicles for nuclear weapons targeting the United States and our allies, the Republic of Korea and Japan. As Commander in Chief, I have a responsibility to safeguard the American people and ensure that the United States is leading the international community in responding to this threat and North Korea's other provocations with commensurate resolve and condemnation. To be clear, the United States does not, and never will, accept North Korea as a nuclear state. Far from achieving its stated national security and economic development goals, North Korea's provocative and destabilizing actions have instead served to isolate and impoverish its people through its relentless pursuit of nuclear weapons and ballistic missile capabilities. Today's nuclear test, a flagrant violation of multiple UN Security Council Resolutions, makes clear North Korea's disregard for international norms and standards for behavior and demonstrates it has no interest in being a responsible member of the international community. Last night I returned from the G-20 and East Asia Summit meetings in Asia, where my counterparts and I were united in our call for North Korea to return to the path of denuclearization. Upon hearing the news of the test, I had the opportunity to consult separately via phone with Republic of Korea (ROK) President Park Geun-Hye and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe. We agreed to work with the UN Security Council, our other Six-Party partners, and the international community to vigorously implement existing measures imposed in previous resolutions, and to take additional significant steps, including new sanctions, to demonstrate to North Korea that there are consequences to its unlawful and dangerous actions. I restated to President Park and Prime Minister Abe the unshakable U.S. commitment to take necessary steps to defend our allies in the region, including through our deployment of a Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) battery to the ROK, and the commitment to provide extended deterrence, guaranteed by the full spectrum of U.S. defense capabilities. ### President Obama warned North Korea's government that its weapons tests would lead to increased isolation during Laos visit while his speech. President Barack Obama vows long term US engagement with Asia in a Historic Speech in Laos. He pledged enduring cooperation between the US and Asia in the speech in Laos. President Obama: POTUS Nuclear Security Summit Press Conference on April 2016 .
Secretary of General Ban Ki-Moon condemming North Korea's Nuclear tests On September 9th, 2016: Secretary of State, Ban, Kim Moon urged DPRK to refrain from further nuclear testing, and to join the 183 States Parties who have signed the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty (CTBT). “I sincerely hope that this will serve as the final wake-up call to the international community to outlaw all nuclear testing by bringing the CTBT into force,” he said. 10 September 2016 – The United Nations Security Council has strongly condemned the Democratic People's Republic of Korea's (DPRK) nuclear test on 9 September and said it is a clear violation of repeated calls on the country to halt such activity. In a press statement issued late yesterday evening, after the Council held urgent consultations on the situation, the 15-member body underlined that the test is a clear violation and "in flagrant disregard" of Security Council resolutions 1718 (2006), 1874 (2009), 2087 (2013), 2094 (2013) and 2270 (2016), as well as of the non-proliferation regime. “Therefore a clear threat to international peace and security continues to exist,” the statement said. Furthermore, members the Council also recalled that they had previously expressed their determination to take further significant measures in the event of another DPRK nuclear test.

UN report: 31 August 2016 – The United Nations today spoke up for an early entry into force a global treaty that bans nuclear explosions on the Earth’s surface, in the atmosphere, underwater and underground, with a senior official describing the treaty as a “low-hanging fruit.” “I urge Member States to do everything possible to facilitate a breakthrough,” Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon told a General Assembly meeting to mark the International Day against Nuclear Tests in a message read on his behalf by the UN High Representative for Disarmament Affairs, Kim Won-soo. “We welcome any and all efforts to bring about a complete testing ban,” said Mr. Ban in the message. To date, 183 countries have signed the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty (CTBT) and 164 have ratified it. For the treaty to enter into force, ratification is required from the so-called Annex 2 States. Of these, China, the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, Egypt, India, Iran, Israel, Pakistan and the United States, have yet to ratify it. In the message, the Secretary-General urged immediate action by the eight remaining Annex II countries. “Any one of them can and should be the first to ratify,” he said. “That will encourage others to follow suit and generate a cascade of benefits for the broader disarmament and non-proliferation agenda.” According to Youtube, DPRK news , the North Korea tested the 5th Nuclear test on September 5, 2016 which the North Korea still convincing that they had right to do the nuclear test. September 6th, 2016: Director-General of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Yukiya Amano also spoke out against the test, calling it a “deeply troubling and regrettable act.” “This is in clear violation of numerous UN Security Council resolutions and in complete disregard of the repeated demands of the international community,” said Mr. Amano in a statement issued by IAEA. Recalling Security Council’s calls on DPRK to not conduct nuclear tests and to abandon all nuclear weapons and existing nuclear programmes in a complete, verifiable and irreversible manner, he urged the country “to fully implement all relevant resolutions of the UN Security Council and the IAEA.” However, CNN, Yahoo news, Arirang News, Bloonberg, The test was conducted and confirmed 9 September 2016 Morning, which is the 68th anniversary of the founding of North Korea. The media report, USGS shows that The government of North Korea conducted a nuclear detonation on September 9, 2016 at the Punggye-ri Nuclear Test Site, approximately 50 kilometres (30 miles) northwest of Kilju City in Kilju County. g Kilchu is a county in North Hamgyong province, North Korea. The county seat is Kilju Town.The area around Kilju was part of the ancient Goguryeo kingdom, and was long inhabited by various Jurchen tribes. In 1107 it was annexed by Goryeo, who gave it its current name (meaning "province of good fortune"). Kilju was then placed into North Hamgyong, where it remains to this day. During the Japanese occupation, the county was used for manufacturing telecommunications equipment and electric insulation. The average annual temperature is 7.5 °C (-7.6 °C in January and 22.2 °C in August). Kilju is located in the southern part of North Hamgyong. It borders Myŏngch'ŏn on the east, Kimch'aek and Hwadae to the south, Myŏnggan (Hwasŏng) and Ŏrang to the north. To the west it borders Tanch'ŏn in South Hamgyŏng and Paegam in Ryanggang. Kilju stands at the junction of the Hamgyŏng Mountains and the Maryŏng Mountains, and its northwestern region is mountainous. According to News Inside: by Arirang News, dated On September 9th, 2016:President Park Geun-hye stated that "In order for Pyongyang to take the decision to abandon its nuclear program, it is important to give it a strong unified message." which was said at the Eastern Economic Forum on September 3rd, 2016 which is critical and devastrated around The World leaders and shares joint commitment against North Korea's nuclear and misscle program. We are Not sure, if North Korea is even afraid of China's leadership that China even joined UN in condemming North Korea ballistic missile tests and China also accepted UN Security Council press statement on North Korea. North Korea's previous nuclear test was conducted 8 months earlier in January 2016 and drew sharp international condemnations. Despite calls from China and Russia to return to the six-party talks, North Korea maintained its nuclear and missile ambitions: On 22 June 2016, North Korea successfully launched its land-based medium-range missile Hwasong-10 to an altitude of 1,413.7 kilometres (878.4 mi) and a range of 400 kilometres (250 mi). The missile test demonstrates that the missile's range could be as far as about 3500 km. Even though some experts are skeptical about whether Hwasong-10 has the capability to deliver the warhead to the US Guam military base at the configuration used in this test, they agreed that Guam is in the range if the weight of the warhead can be reduced from 650 kg to less than 500 kg. On 24 August 2016, North Korea successfully launched its submarine-launched ballistic missile Pukkuksong-1 into Japan's Air Defense Identification Zone with a 500 kilometres (310 mi) range and similar altitude. Using a more reliable cold launch technology and solid-fuel rocket, North Korea is developing its technology towards having a second-strike deterrence. The test was the first time North Korea was able to develop a solid fuel rocket. It had previously been assumed that North Korea was only able to develop liquid fuel missile, as evidenced of Rodong-1. The United States and South Korean biannual joint military exercise—Foal Eagle in February until April and Ulchi-Freedom Guardian in August until September—concluded on 2 September 2016. North Korea regularly raised strong objections to the drills because it interprets the drills as "hostile forces are preparing for an invasion into North Korea". On 5 September 2016, North Korea fired three consecutive Rodong-1 missiles with high accuracy. This marked the Rodong-1 as a credible and matured missile suitable for operational deployment since its first successful launch in 1993. The United Nations Council condemned North Korea's missile launches, to which North Korea has vowed for 'new measures' as a response. The test was conducted on 9 September 2016, which is the 68th anniversary of the founding of North Korea. On September 9th, 2016 9 September 2016 – Strongly condemning another underground nuclear test by the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK), United Nations Secretary-General, Ban Ki-moon reiterated his call on the leadership of the country to reverse its course and commit to a path of denuclearization. “This is yet another brazen breach of the resolutions of the Security Council,” underlined the Secretary-General, in his remarks to the press at the UN Headquarters today.

Sources: Yahoo, Youtube, White House, UN, WSJ Live, Arirang News, AFP, CNN, Bloonberg, Google. Wikipedia, and Wikipedia catch4all.com, Sandra Englund, 9-6-2016 Rev. September 11th, 2016,



Republic of Korea and the United States Make Alliance Decision to Deploy THAAD to Korea Press Operations

According to DOD News Release No: NR-254-16 July 7, 2016 North Korea's nuclear test and multiple ballistic missile tests, including the recent intermediate-range ballistic missile (IRBM) launches, highlight the grave threat that North Korea poses to the security and stability of the Republic of Korea (ROK) and the entire Asia-Pacific region. In response to the evolving threat posed by North Korea, the United States and the ROK have been conducting formal consultations regarding the feasibility of a Terminal High-Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) battery operated by U.S. Forces Korea (USFK) since early February, as a measure to improve the missile defense posture of the ROK-U.S. alliance. Based on these consultations, the ROK and the United States made an alliance decision to deploy THAAD to USFK as a defensive measure to ensure the security of the ROK and its people, and to protect alliance military forces from North Korea's weapons of mass destruction and ballistic missile threats. Through the past months of review, the ROK-U.S. Joint Working Group confirmed the military effectiveness of THAAD on the Korean Peninsula and is in the final stage of preparing its recommendation for both the ROK minister of national defense and the U.S. secretary of defense regarding the optimal site in the Republic of Korea for the system's effectiveness and for environmental, health, and safety requirements. The ROK and the United States are working closely to ensure the swift deployment of THAAD and will develop specific operational procedures. When the THAAD system is deployed to the Korean Peninsula, it will be focused solely on North Korean nuclear and missile threats and would not be directed towards any third party nations. The THAAD deployment will contribute to a layered missile defense that will enhance the alliance's existing missile defense capabilities against North Korean missile threats. .

S. Korea, U.S. confirm THAAD deployment
to Korean peninsula

Arirang News July 6th, 2016: South Korea and the United States have confirmed that the U.S. missile defense system known as Terminal High Altitude Area Defense or THAAD WILL be deployed to the Korean Peninsula. The decision follows months of negotiations between the two allies. THAAD is designed to take down incoming North Korean missil which is to protect South Korea citizens and U.S. Forces Korea from North Korea's weapons of mass destruction and ballistic missiles, the two allies have decided to deploy THAAD to the Korean Peninsula." The deputy minister added that the goal is to deploy THAAD to the Korean peninsula before the end of 2017. A joint working group has been working on that since February. Now that the decision to bring THAAD here has been finalized,... the group will focus all of its attention on finding a suitable location. Here's U.S. Army commander Thomas Vandal on that: "This decision is an important milestone but there is a lot of work to do. We will endeavor to identify a suitable site in the Republic of Korea that offers the greatest military effectiveness for THAAD and meets environmental health and safety standards." South Korea's defense ministry says they are in the final stages of making the decision, and will make an announcement within a couple of weeks at the latest. Experts have suggested either Chilgok in Gyeongsangbuk-do province, as it could cover U.S. bases in Daegu and most of the South Korean peninsula,... or Pyeongtaek in Gyeonggi-do province..

Sources: Yahoo, Youtube, Arirang News, Google. Wikipedia, and DOD catch4all.com, Sandra Englund, July 11,-2016 Rev. Nov. 28, 2016,

Nuclear Summit on North Korea NUC Crisis
Washington DC,
March 31st, 2016:
U.S. ROK, Japan and China

BLOCKING PROPERTY OF THE GOVERNMENT OF NORTH KOREA

AND THE WORKERS' PARTY OF KOREA, AND PROHIBITING CERTAIN TRANSACTIONS WITH RESPECT TO NORTH KOREA

Sources: CCTV, FOX, KRT, Getty Image, WJS Live, Yahoo, Youtube, Wochit News, NSS2016, wikipedia and White House Catch4all.com, Sandra Englund , April 1st and updated April 2nd, 2016 Other: l:http://catch4all.com/positive/2009/April/NorthKoreaNuke/ndra

South Korea - U.S Biggest Millitary Drill Ever

North Korea Launches Ballistic Missiles
on March 18, 2016.

Sources:Yahoo, Wikipedia, Youtube,,Arirang News, YTN, WSJ live, USA Today, CNN Catch4all.com, Sandra Englund March 19th, 2016 Other link:http://catch4all.com/positive/2009/April/NorthKoreaNuke/ndra

North Korea Doesn't Want give up Nuclear Weapon instead, Want to use whenever HE wants to USE

March 4th, 2016, Friday: According to Yahoo News, and WSJ Live News, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said his country's nuclear weapons should be available for use at any time, according to state media. North Korea fired multiple ballistic missiles into the sea on March 4th, Thursday, 2016 after U.N. Tough Sanction Announced on March 2nd, 2016. Arirang News also preported that Kim Jong－un went a step further... issuing a stark order to the country′s military： be prepared to fire nukes ′at any time′. Meanwhile, S.Korean president reiterates call for DPRK's nuclear renunciation SEOUL, March 4 (Xinhua) -- South Korean President Park Geun-hye on Friday reiterated her call for the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK)'s nuclear renunciation, saying Pyongyang should return to a path to real change. President Park said during a commission ceremony for military officers that unless the DPRK is made to stop its nuclear program, it will continue to advance its nuclear capability and bring an irreversible disaster to the future of the Korean peninsula. The president urged Pyongyang to come to a path to real change by dropping a wrong delusion that its nuclear weapons guarantee its regime survival, saying the DPRK should be made to realize that its regime cannot survive unless the country abandons its nuclear program. Her comments came after new tougher-than-ever sanctions resolution was adopted at the UN Security Council against the DPRK for its latest nuclear test and long-range rocket launch. Hours after the adoption, the DPRK fired off six short-range projectiles into eastern waters in an apparent show of anger over the resolution, which South Korea described as the toughest and most effective non-military measures in seven decades of UN history. Photo: Getty Images. Sources:Yahoo, Wikipedia, Youtube, WSJLive, .Arirang News Catch4all.com, Sandra Englund March 5th, 2016 Other link:http://catch4all.com/positive/2009/April/NorthKoreaNuke/ndra

U.N Approved Toughest Sanctions
on North Korea in 20 years

U.N. Secretary of General
Ban-ki Moon Welcomes

UN:2 March 2016 – The United Nations Security Council today unanimously adopted a resolution that imposes new sanctions and tightens some of its existing measures against the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK), due to the country's ongoing nuclear and ballistic missile-related activities that “threaten international peace and security.” “Today's unanimous action by the Security Council has sent a clear message that the DPRK must return to full compliance with its international obligations,” said Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon in a statement issued by his spokesperson, in which the UN chief urged the East Asian country to abide by the resolution and called upon all UN Member States to ensure its implementation. “This firm response by the Security Council should put an end to the cycle of provocation and lead to the resumption of dialogue in accordance with the unified view of the international community,” he added. The Secretary-General also reiterated the critical role of international assistance in safeguarding the lives of millions in the country, while renewing his call on the DPRK to do more for the lives of its people. “Genuine improvement in human rights is a necessary basis for long-term security and stability,” he stressed. In the resolution, which was sponsored by the United States, the 15-member body condemned “in the strongest terms” the nuclear test conducted by the DPRK on 6 January, noting that it was “in violation and flagrant disregard” of the Council's prior resolutions. It further condemned the country's launch of 7 February, which used ballistic missile technology and was a “serious violation.” As a result of such incidents, the new measure expands sanctions against the DPRK by imposing a ban on all exports including coal, iron, iron ore, gold, titanium ore, vanadium ore and rare earth metals, and banning the supply of all types of aviation fuel, including rocket fuel. The new resolution also requires States to inspect all cargo to and from the DPRK, not just those suspected of containing prohibited items, as was previously the case. It also bans leasing or chartering of vessels or airplanes and providing crew services to the country, and registering vessels, while calling on States to de-register any DPRK owned or controlled vessels. Additionally, it decides that States shall ban any flights and deny entry into their ports of any vessel suspected of carrying prohibited items. Regarding financial sanctions, the resolution broadens their scope by imposing an asset freeze on all funds and other economic resources owned or controlled by the DPRK government or by the Worker's Party of Korea, if found to be associated with its nuclear or ballistic missile programme or any other prohibited activities. An additional 13 individuals are designated in the resolution as subject to the travel ban and asset freeze, including several representatives of the Korea Mining Development Trading Corporation and the Tanchon Commercial Bank. It designates 12 new entities as subject to the asset freeze, including the Ministry of Atomic Energy and the Reconnaissance Energy Bureau, described as the DPRK's premiere intelligence organization. The text also tightens existing financial restrictions by banning the opening and operation of any offices of DPRK banks abroad, as well as the opening of new offices of foreign financial institutions in the DPRK under all circumstances, unless approved by the Sanctions Committee in advance. Turning to the arms embargo, which has been in effect since 2006, the resolution broadens its scope to include small arms and light weapons, which had previously been excluded. It includes a provision that imposes a ban on the transfer of any item, except food and medicine, if a State has reason to believe that it can contribute to the development and capabilities of the DPRK's armed forces. Finally, the 19-page text underlines several times that measures imposed by it are not intended to have negative effects on the country's citizens. “Measures imposed […] and this resolution are not intended to have adverse humanitarian consequences for the civilian population of the DPRK or to affect negatively those activities, including economic activities and cooperation.” --------------------------------------------------- UN to carry United Nations Millennium Declaration Article 9 resolve therefore: To minimize the adverse effects of United Nations economic sanctions on innocent populations, to subject such sanctions regimes to regular reviews and to eliminate the adverse effects of sanctions on third parties. The 1st North Korea's nuclear test was on 9 October 2006 01:35:27 KST (9 hrs) which was underground 1,340 m (4,400 ft) - 310 m (1,020 ft) earthquake Magnitude 4.3 - NORTH KOREA Possibly a fizzle. East Tunnel approximately 1 km NE from the entrance. The 2nd North Korea's nuclear test was on 25 May 2009 00:54:43 KST (9 hrs) at Punggye-ri Test Site, North Korea 41.28505°N 129.1084°E 1,340 m (4,400 ft) - 490 m (1,610 ft) was Underground. The 3rd North Korea's nuclear test was on 12 February 2013 02:57:51 KST (9 hrs) at Punggye-ri Test Site, North Korea 41.26809°N 129.08076°E 1,340 m (4,400 ft) - 1,000 m (3,300 ft) was Underground Likely the test took place in the West Tunnel. South tunnel damaged by flooding in 2012. The 4th North Korea's nuclear test was on 6 January 2016 10:00:02 KST (8:30 hrs) at Punggye-ri Test Site, North Korea 41.30900°N 129.03399°E was Underground 7 - 9 kt which was Claimed to be a hydrogen bomb announced via North Korea broadcasting. North Korea nuclear H-bomb test claims provoke skepticism and condemnation – as it happened which it occurred Artificial earthquake was detected near known nuclear testing site in North Korea on Wednesday, claimed via television said that the country had successfully tested a “miniaturized hydrogen bomb” underground on Wednesday on January 6th, 2016, describing it as an “act of self-defense” against the US. North Korean claims about the size and type of bomb have not been independently clearly verified. Sources:U.N, The Guidian, Yahoo, Wikipedia, Youtube, White House, Reuters, WSJLive, GPO, AP, USA Today, and New China TV. Catch4all.com, Sandra Englund Updated Feb. 19th, 2016 Rev: Feb 21st, 2016 Rev. Feb 28th, Rev March 2nd, 2016 Other link:http://catch4all.com/positive/2009/April/NorthKoreaNuke/ndra

U.S., China Close Loophole in
North Korea Sanctions

The U.S. and China responded to North Korea's latest nuclear and
missile tests with tougher sanctions. Photo: Associated Press


Last Jan 6, 2016 North Korea’s state-owned broadcaster announced the testing of a hydrogen bomb on Wednesday morning. The broadcast from Pyongyang includes images of former North Korean leaders Kim Il Sung and Kim Jong Il, as well as newsreel footage of scientists working at a nuclear facility. Updates: regime says it has successfully detonated hydrogen bomb. In responded on these provokative action The United States has introduced a draft UN security council resolution which have significantly increased pressure on North Korea in response to the Asian nation’s latest nuclear test and missile launch. The US ambassador to the UN, Samantha Power, said the draft, which for the first time would subject cargo ships leaving and entering North Korea to mandatory inspections, goes further than previous sanctions and is meant to ensure North Korea will be held accountable for its actions. “It is a major upgrade and there will be, provided it goes forward, pressure on more points, tougher, more comprehensive, more sectors. It’s breaking new ground in a whole host of ways,” Power said, before heading into a closed-door meeting where the US planned to circulate the draft to all 15 council members. The draft is the result of an agreement between the US and China – North Korea’s main ally. Beijing’s involvement signals a policy shift with regard to its often erratic neighbour. The council is expected to vote on it over the weekend. Power said the sanctions would prohibit the sale of small arms and other conventional weapons to North Korea, closing a loophole in earlier resolutions. They would limit and in some cases ban exports of coal, iron, gold, and titanium and rare earth minerals from North Korea and would prohibit countries from supplying aviation fuel, including rocket fuel, to the country. The resolution imposes financial sanctions targeting North Korean banks and assets and bans all dual-use nuclear and missile-related items. North Korea nuclear H-bomb test claims provoke skepticism and condemnation – as it happened which it occurred Artificial earthquake was detected near known nuclear testing site in North Korea on Wednesday, An announcement on North Korean television said the country had successfully tested a “miniaturized hydrogen bomb” underground on Wednesday morning, January 6th, 2016, describing it as an “act of self-defense” against the US. North Korean claims about the size and type of bomb have not been independently verified. North Korea has conducted its fourth nuclear test, the country’s state media has announced, in a move that could take it a step closer to developing nuclear warheads capable of striking the US mainland. Some experts, though, said initial evidence was pointing towards a test involving a uranium or plutonium device and not, as Pyongyang has claimed, a far more powerful hydrogen bomb. According to The White House, Office of the Press Secretary For Immediate Release, February 18, 2016 H.R. 757, the "North Korea Sanctions and Policy Enhancement Act," which strengthens and expands statutory sanctions on North Korea. For detailed, you may click to see. Sources: The Guidian,, Yahoo, Wikipedia, Youtube, White House,, Reuters, WSJLive, GPO and AP. Catch4all.com, Sandra Englund Updated Feb. 19th, 2016 Rev: Feb 21st, 2016 Rev. Feb 28th, 2016 Other link:http://catch4all.com/positive/2009/April/NorthKoreaNuke/ndra

North Korea's Nuclear Weapons Crisis

Test Type: Underground

4 times Since 2006 to 2016

At Punggye-ri Nuclear Test Site,



	Date Time (UT)	Local Time zone	Location	Elevation (High)	Delivery Type	Yield	Reference	Note
-1	9 October 2006 01:35:27	KST (9 hrs)	Punggye-ri Test Site, North Korea 41°17′06′N 129°06′30′E / 41.28505°N 129.1084°E	1,340 m (4,400 ft) - 310 m (1,020 ft)	Underground	1 kt	Magnitude 4.3 - NORTH KOREA	Possibly a fizzle. East Tunnel approximately 1 km NE from the entrance.
-2	25 May 2009 00:54:43	KST (9 hrs)	Punggye-ri Test Site, North Korea 41.28505°N 129.1084°E	1,340 m (4,400 ft) - 490 m (1,610 ft)	Underground	2 - 4 kt	USGS Earthquake Hazards Program (26 May 2009). "Magnitude 4.7--North Korea	West Tunnel at about 1.2 km NW from the tunnel entrance.
-3	12 February 2013 02:57:51	KST (9 hrs)	Punggye-ri Test Site, North Korea 41.26809°N 129.08076°E	1,340 m (4,400 ft) - 1,000 m (3,300 ft)	Underground	6 - 9 kt	Davenport, Kelsey (March 2013). "North Korea Conducts Nuclear Test". Arms Control Association. Retrieved 30 August 2014.	Likely the test took place in the West Tunnel. South tunnel damaged by flooding in 2012.
-4	6 January 2016 10:00:02	KST (8:30 hrs)	Punggye-ri Test Site, North Korea 41.30900°N 129.03399°E		Underground	7 - 9 kt	Claimed to be a hydrogen bomb.	Claimed to be a hydrogen bomb.

Congress Receives DoD Report on North Korea

North, South Korea agree to
defuse crisis after marathon talks:
N. Korea issues threat after DMZ Artillery exchange fire across border

The shelling occurred ten days after South Korea resumed the loudspeaker broadcasting following the North's deadly landmine attack

Sources: Yahoo, Yon Hap News, wikipedia and Youtube catch4all.com, Sandra Englund, August 25th, 2015

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