アメリカ合衆国は,北朝鮮の平壌の戦争"挑発"宣伝に、生真面目に対応?
EE UU dice que Corea del Norte no acompaña sus amenazas con hechos
El Pentágono acerca a la costa norcoreana una plataforma marítima dotada con radar de superficie para controlar los movimientos de sus tropas
Eva Saiz Washington 1 ABR 2013 - 21:15 CET
U.S. says North Korea not accompany their threats with deeds
The Pentagon about the North Korean coast maritime platform equipped with radar pad to control the movements of his troops
Eva Saiz Washington 1 ABR 2013 - 21:15 CET
The White House reiterated that serious threats from North Korea, but says his war rhetoric is not backed by military actions that abet. At the daily briefing, the Obama Administration spokesman, Jay Carney, has insisted that the United States is prepared to respond to Pyongyang's provocations and gave as an example of that determination the last shipment of F-22 South Korea.
"Our intelligence service has not observed significant changes in the mobilization of the North Korean armed forces," said Carney. "We have seen no facts to support his rhetoric." The White House spokesman has criticized the provocative rhetoric of North Korea has said it will only serve to further isolate the country. The U.S. Navy has approached North Korean coastal sea platform equipped with surface radar to control its military maneuvers, including missile launch, CNN reported, which ensures that this is the first of other actions surveillance that could develop in the Pentagon.
U.S. has made clear it does not take lightly the threats made by the government of Kim Jong-um. But the Pentagon seems determined to attend military maneuvers and facts rather than worrying about the belligerent proclamations from Pyongyang, whose degree of provocation has been increasing since the Asian country conduct the last February its third nuclear test. "The North Korean rhetoric is consistent with its normal behavior," Carney recalled.
The announcement of the annual military exercises between the U.S. and South Korea has spurred the defiant rhetoric of its northern neighbor. Several experts have questioned that, this time, North Korea will carry out their threats. Sending this Sunday F-22s to South Korea is part of these joint exercises, but the White House has sought to highlight with this decision, in addition to the deployment last week, a fleet of B-2 and B-52 in the region, "the U.S. wants to demonstrate its determination" that is prepared to defend itself and its allies and also serves to "relieve pressure" to Seoul before a possible unilateral action. On Monday, South Korean Prime Minister, Park Geung-hye, has warned that it will not hesitate to respond forcefully if you receive any provocation by Pyongyang.
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