There’s only one way to solve this: Obama needs to travel to North Korea and publicly apologize for America’s involvement in the Korean War.
SEOUL, May 26 (Yonhap) — North Korea appears to be preparing to fire short-range missiles on its west coast, a day after it tested a nuclear device and missiles in the east, a South Korean source said Tuesday.
The country has banned ships from the waters off its west coast and could launch what appears to be “KN-01” anti-ship cruise missiles either Tuesday or Wednesday, the source said.
“The ban on sailing is in effect from May 25 to 27,” the source said. “It’s likely that North Korea will fire short-range missiles either today or tomorrow.”
On Monday, North Korea fired three short-range missiles on its east coast hours after it announced it “successfully” conducted its second atomic test to boost the might of its nuclear weapons.
North Korea performed its first nuclear test in October 2006.
KN-01 missiles, upgraded from Silkworms, have an estimated range of up to 160 kilometers.
The western waters remain a flashpoint for the two Koreas that are technically at war after the 1950-53 Korean War ended in a truce rather than a peace treaty.
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