North Korea WARNING: Emergency Trump request reveals US arsenal to tackle WW3 threat
NORTH KOREA remains to pose the United State a significant threat, leaving Donald Trump to request emergency funds to tackle the rogue state.
North Korea sparked fears of World War 3 when the hermit nation refused to back down from its nuclear ambitions despite international condemnation.
US President Donald Trump started a furious rhetoric war with Kim Jong-un after the despot dictator said he would look to hit the US territory of Guam with an intercontinental ballistic missile.
Mr Trump promised to retaliate with “fire and fury”, even suggesting he would be willing to “totally destroy” the hermit nation if needs must.
Now, the American’s administration is further planning for the possibility of World War 3 by asking for emergency funds to bolster its defences against the rogue state’s missiles.
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In an emergency request to Congress, Mr Trump’s Government asked for $4 billion to help combat the threat of North Korea.
Defence officials are concerned that the US missile defence system may not be sufficient to deter a North Korea attack.
Hidden deep within the emergency funding request lies a series of hints to new possible plans Donald Trump is using to combat the North Korea threat.
The White house is planning to spend hundreds of millions of dollars on two new approaches to react to a North Korea strike on the United States.
The first involves a sophisticated cyber warfare system that would sabotage and interfere with missile launches before they occur, the Pentagon has called this the “left of launch” approach.
The second solution would see North Korean missiles blown up in the “most phase” when they are slow-moving and highly visible targets.
This would involve the use of rocket-firing drones to target missiles as they are launched from North Korea.
Leonard H. Caveny, a planner behind the rocket-firing drones, said an accelerated programme could see the weapons produced within a year.
His team are considering the use of an Avenger, a drone that has a 76-feet wingspan.
Dr Caveny said: “This is going to be a game changer.
Thomas Karako, a senior fellow at the Center for Strategic and International Studies added: “What you’re seeing is a lot more options on the table.”
