North Korea ‘On the BRINK’ China readies refugee camps on border amid WW3 fears

CHINA has begun construction of refugee camps on its border with North Korea, with fears the world is about to be plunged into war.

By Jamie Micklethwaite /

“The government has ordered these settlement points”

Spokesman

Kim Jong-un has threatened to obliterate the US with his nuclear missile programme, after his latest launch confirmed that he could target anywhere on American mainland.

US president Donald Trump has threatened the tubby tyrant with “fire and Fury”, should he launch a fully functional ICBM.

And with war on the horizon, China has revealed plans to build refugee camps on the North Korean border, should Kim’s regime be toppled.

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    Plans for the camps in three villages in Shanghai Couty and two cities in Jilin were revealed in internal documents from Chinese social media giant Weibo.

    A spokesman for China Mobile’s Changbai branch said: “The government has ordered these settlement points.

    “But don’t worry, no one is panicking here. It is not a big deal.”

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      According to the documents, China Mobile has been asked to make preparations due to the “tense situation along the North Korea border.”

      North Korea expert Zhang Liangui added that making the camps was “absolutely reasonable”.

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        He added: “It is highly possible that there is a conflict between North Korea and the United States now.

        “What China does here is to be prepared for any kind of situation happening on the Korean Peninsula.”

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