WORLD WAR 3: Kim Jong-un building MORE nuclear weapons despite Donald Trump warning

The hermit kingdom has brought the world to the brink
of World War 3 through their military advances, with
Kim Jong-un’s military henchmen recently developing
an Intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) capable of
striking the continental US.
Now a report from the International Atomic Energy
Agency has claimed the secretive state are continuing
to develop materials for use in nuclear weapons, while
construction is underway to expand their facility in
Yongbyon.
In a report the IAEA said: "There were indications
consistent with the reactor's operation, including
steam discharges and the outflow of cooling water,"
“Based on past operational cycles, the current cycle
could be expected to continue until late 2017.”
he IAEA went on to describe the DPRK’s nuclear
program as a 'cause for grave concerns'
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The report went on to claim there were signs of the
Kim regime enriching uranium, adding: "There were
indications consistent with the use of the reported
centrifuge enrichment facility located within the plant.”
The IAEA went on to describe the DPRK’s nuclear
program as a “cause for grave concerns” and their
construction was as “deeply regrettable”.
It comes as a poll claims a majority of US citizens
think Donald Trump went “over the top” in his latest
response to North Korea’s missile threats.
Earlier this month the outspoken President said North
Korea would be met with “fire and fury” if Pyongyang
continued to threaten the US or their allies.
Is Kim Jong-un developing
more advanced ballistic
missiles?
Wed, August 23, 2017
North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un looks on during a
visit to the Chemical Material Institute of the
Academy of Defense Science

North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un gives field
guidance during a visit to the Chemical Material
Institute of the Academy of Defense Science in this
undated photo released by North Korea's Korean,
Central News Agency.
The report claims North Korea have continued their
nuclear build up.
The poll, conducted by Harvard University’s Centre for
American Political Studies and Harris Insights and
Analytics, found that 56 per cent of US citizens believe
Trump's comments went too far and did "nothing to
resolve the situation”.
Meanwhile 44 per cent of the registered US voters
surveyed said Trump did the right thing in standing up
to Kim Jong-un.
Nearly two-thirds (62 per cent) said the US should
continue former President Barack Obama's "strategic
patience" with North Korea – a policy of increasing
sanctions and pressuring Pyongyang into returning to
denuclearisation talks
And 90 percent of those surveyed said North Korea
should be stopped from obtaining nuclear weapons,
with just 10 percent saying the despotic nation should
be allowed the deadly arsenal.
Construction is underway to expand their nuclear
facilities
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After North Korea's recent series of ballistic
missile test, dictator Kim Jong-un is often
photographed with the same three men.

Kim Jong-un reacts during the long-range
Hwasong-12 (Mars-12) strategic ballistic rocket
test launch with Ri Pyong Chol (2nd L), Kim Jong
Sik (C) and Jang Chang Ha (2nd R) [REUTERS]

Harvard–Harris Poll co-director Mark Penn said: “The
public is united that they do not want North Korea to
obtain nuclear weapons and believe they would use
them, but at the same time is fearful of military strikes
against the regime.
“Ideally they want North Korea contained with
sanctions, and by getting the help of China.
“They are on the fence about the President's handling
of the situation but it's ultimately what kind of results
he gets that will determine his public support on the
issue.”
The Harvard–Harris Poll online survey of 2,263
registered voters was conducted from Aug 17 to 22
with 37 per cent identifying themselves as Democrat,
31 per cent Republican, 29 per cent independent and 3
per cent selected “other”.

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