No no...aaa aaaa...Koreans aren't using any "Made America Great Again" products(for sure not when it comes to nukes) and nor are Chinese or Russians...but there is country down bye the DEAD sea that news as seen here could very very much apply to...in fact I wonder just how many back doors scenarios have scientists reserved in case "those" nukes would come in the hands of the wrong people...
ps. you know that I do love you...I got few replies on Facebook today concerning THIS news(please please go over one again, because I really do love you):
From express.co.uk
By LEIGH BOOBYER
PUBLISHED: 00:01, Sun, Sep 3, 2017 | UPDATED: 13:38, Sun, Sep 3, 2017
World War 3: Has US smuggled ‘infected’ microchips into North Korea's nuclear weapons?
THE US are enforcing unconventional plans to counter the growing threat from North Korea by reportedly smuggling infected microchips to be used for the state’s weapon programme, it was claimed today.
Just hours after North Korea tested its most powerful Hydrogen bomb ever reoports emeged that the US have ramped up efforts to take down the reclusive state and are carrying out “left of launch” attacks against the North’s missiles.
Unofficial reports say Washington, probably through CIA operatives - is deliberately arranging for 'infected' microchips and other components to be smuggled into the Communist state to be used for its weapon programme.
Unofficial reports say Washington, probably through CIA operatives - is deliberately arranging for 'infected' microchips and other components to be smuggled into the Communist state to be used for its weapon programme.
When the defective parts are fitted into weapons, the US is said to have the ability to veer them off course or destroy them completely.
Military capabilities have been put to the test recently by Japan, South Korea and China recently amid growing pressure of a nuclear war.
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un fired a ballistic missile over Japan earlier this week, causing alarm across the world.
And last night, North Korea announced it had successfully launched a hydrogen bomb test which sparked a 6.3 magnitude earthquake.
The artificial quake indicated the H-bomb was 10 times more powerful than North Korea’s fifth nuclear test, according to a South Korean weather agency.
It has also been reported that it could be 5 times bigger than that of Nagasaki - the nuclear bomb dropped on Japan during World War 2.
The artificial quake indicated the H-bomb was 10 times more powerful than North Korea’s fifth nuclear test, according to a South Korean weather agency.
It has also been reported that it could be 5 times bigger than that of Nagasaki - the nuclear bomb dropped on Japan during World War 2.
A single bomb of this size is capable of wiping out a major city experts said.
Kim Jong-un ordered the nation's sixth nuclear test as tension continue to escalate with the US.
According to North Korea's state media the test was a "perfect success" and a "meaningful" step in completing the country's nuclear weapons programme.
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