North Korea neighbour prepares for EMP bomb attack from Kim Jong-un regime amid WW3 fears

The review of South Korea’s countermeasures came
after North Korea claimed it had two satellites in an
“ideal altitude” to launch an EMP attack on the US
earlier this year.
EMP bombs can jam and damage high-tech defence
systems and wreak havoc on communications
networks and electrical grids.
South Korea has repeatedly come into the crosshairs
of the war of words between Kim Jong-un and Donald
Trump over its alliance with the US.
And last month the nation’s President Moon Jae-in
ordered South Korean officials to review the country’s
preparedness against new types of threats from North
Korea, including EMP weapons and biological threats.
Kim vows Trump
will pay as North
Korea considers
'STRONGEST
response'
Putin gives 'lifeline'
to Kim Jong-un in
bid to save regime &
stop WW3.
As a result, South Korea's financial authorities have
been reviewing countermeasures, an official confirmed
on Monday.
An official at the Financial Services Commission (FSC)
said the organisation has been in discussions with
representatives from banks and other financial
institutions in a bid to combat the danger posed by
North Korean EMP weapons.
One of the potential countermeasures put forward was
to build facilities with an EMP shield.
The news comes amid fears the US and North Korea
are on the brink of triggering World War 3 as Trump
and Kim continue to escalate tensions.
South Korea shows off
impressive military assets
amid fears of North Korea
attack
Thu, September 28, 2017
South Koreans are preparing for war by displaying
martial arts and massive weapons in military
exercises and drills.
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A South Korean Special Army female soldier
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On Saturday the President tweeted: “Presidents and
their administrations have been talking to North Korea
for 25 years, agreements made and massive amounts
of money paid hasn't worked, agreements violated
before the ink was dry, makings fools of US
negotiators.
“Sorry, but only one thing will work!”
North Korea later responded “no force on Earth” can
stop Kim Jong-un’s regime as it continues to advance
its nuclear weapons programme.
The rogue state conducted its sixth nuclear test last
month after it detonated a hydrogen bomb and sparked
a 6.3 magnitude earthquake from its blast.
US military forces hold joint
bombing exercises with
South Korea
Mon, September 18, 2017
The United States military has carried out several
flights over the Korean Peninsula in joint bombing
drills with the South amid escalating tensions
between Washington and Pyongyang
U.S. Air Force F-35B combat plane dropping what was described as a GBU-32 bombs to hit simulated
targets [EPA].
The despotic nation also blasted South Korea as a
“puppet” of US “imperialists” and in its latest outburst
claimed a treaty between the two nation would be
used to “trigger a war of invasion into North Korea at
any time”.
Earlier this year former CIA Director James Woolsey
warned that North Korea had the capacity to launch
an EMP attack.
He said: "A single warhead delivered by North Korean
satellite could blackout the national electric grid and
other life-sustaining critical infrastructures for over a
year — killing nine of 10 Americans by starvation and
societal collapse.
"Launch a crash program to harden against EMP
attack the US electric grid to preserve American
civilisation and hundreds of millions of lives.
"This could be part of President Trump’s infrastructure
modernisation project."

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