米国は脅威をかわすために、能力と決意を持って北朝鮮を警告
EEUU advierte a Corea del Norte de que tiene la capacidad y la determinación de defenderse de sus amenazas
Las maniobras militares conjuntas EEUU-Corea del Sur deberían de ser "una prueba lo suficientemente clara" para la comunidad internacional y los norcoreanos
Yolanda Monge Washington 29 MAR 2013 - 20:38 CET
U.S. warns North Korea that has the ability and determination to fend off threats
The U.S. joint military-South Korea should be "sufficiently clear proof" for the international community and the North Koreans
Monge Yolanda Washington 29 MAR 2013 - 20:38 CET
The White House has made clear it has the will and the ability to protect their interests and those of its allies against threats from North Korea, who this morning has given orders to prepare their missiles to attack U.S. bases in Korea South Pacific. With President Barack Obama flew to Florida to talk about the economy, the usual press conference at the White House was made aboard Air Force One President's deputy spokesman, Josh Earnest, has emphasized U.S. determination to respond to threats to remember that the U.S. is currently conducting "military exercises with South Korea." "This should be proof enough clear to the international community and the North Koreans that we have the ability and willingness to protect our interests in the region."
On Thursday night, the defense secretary, Chuck Hagel, said Washington was taking seriously the threats of Pyongyang, hours after the Pentagon gave the order to fly over the region B-2 stealth bombers. U.S. recalled that during maneuvers have also participated ongoing B-52 bombers with nuclear capability. Hagel denied that the deployment of the B-2 in South Korea were a provocation and said that "deterrence is also part of military exercises" between South Korean forces and U.S. troops, maneuvers that began on March 1 and will run until 30 April.
"The actions very provocative and belligerent tone increased the danger," said Hagel, who also defended the decision earlier this month to increase missile defenses against the threats of the regime of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un. Hagel insisitió the Pentagon ho had exaggerated his reaction. "You just need to go wrong at once," said Secretary of Defense.
The White House today reiterated that the "war rhetoric" North Korea "only deepen the isolation" of that country and that its aim is to resolve current tensions "in a peaceful manner." "The road to peace is clear to the North Koreans," Earnest said, stressing that Pyongyang must stop its nuclear program, comply with its international obligations and stop its "war rhetoric".
The White House today reiterated that the "war rhetoric" North Korea "only deepen the isolation" of that country and that its aim is to resolve current tensions "so peaceful"
Earnest said the United States is coordinating with allied countries, but also China and Russia, "who have a significant interest in resolving this situation peacefully."
Kim Jong-un celebrated "an emergency meeting" in early Friday with top generals and said that "in view of the situation, the time has come to settle accounts with the U.S. imperialists", as reported by the agency official KCNA. Kim has signed a preparedness plan missiles and has ordered his forces to be placed on standby to attack "at any time" continental United States and its military installations in South Korea and the Hawaiian Islands and Guam. bomber's flight indicates that the U.S. hostility against North Korea "has entered a reckless phase, which goes beyond the threat and blackmail," said.
The agency Yonhap reported the existence of additional movements of troops and vehicles on the premises of missiles of medium and long-range North Korean military sources said South, reports from Beijing Jose Reinoso.
The announcement comes after Pyongyang said last Tuesday that he had ordered his artillery and missile units placed "in a fighting stance" and be ready to attack these targets, and the next day the red line cut military communication with Seoul , which allows workers to cross the border to South Koreans working in Kaesong industrial complex located in the North, which employs most workers in this country but is operated South technology and money.
Pyongyang's threats are in response to the UN sanctions regime for atomic test conducted last February 12
Washington says two B-2 bombers flew from a base in Missouri and dropped ammunition on Thursday on a fictional South Korean uninhabited island chain, before returning to the United States. The B-2 have been used in military exercises in the past, including in 2000 in South Korea, but this is the first time they make a return flight to the Korean peninsula and drop bombs inert, according to the Pentagon.
The announcement of the order signed by Kim Jong-un is part of the range of threats and increased rhetoric that Pyongyang has deployed in response to military exercises and sanctions imposed by the UN atomic test conducted on 12 February. Pyongyang has threatened to carry out preemptive nuclear strikes against South Korea and the United States and declared broken the armistice that ended the Korean War (1950-1953).
Reprisals and increased rhetoric are seen as an attempt to provoke Seoul to soften its policies and push for direct negotiations with Washington, leading to the achievement of aid and restoring relationships. At the same time, are part of an internal strategy to foster loyalty to young Kim Jong-un and strengthen the role of the military.
Meanwhile Kaesong industrial complex continues to operate, despite the interruption of the communication line military. Failing this, the permissions for transiting goods and cross the North Korean employees are being given orally through intermediaries
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