Wouldn't doubt it for a second. Their "Songun" policies always come through and their military gets most of the gov'ts spending. They've probably had it for awhile now. They're not in the stone age.
They also tell us they have a lot of food, no concentration camps, and that their economy is excellent. There is little to no chance that they have an actual hydrogen bomb
A month or two ago satellite images were released suggesting construction of a new tunnel at their nuclear test site. Either way I don't think it will change the situation very much, at least not until they have an effective long range delivery system.
Who cares? I'd be more concerned with our own hydrogen bomb named Donald Trump than the ones North Korea claims they have. Ours is currently on standby with the fuse lit.
Hydrogen (aka thermonuclear) bombs aren't much more complicated than atomic bombs, and they already have atomic bombs.
All you have to do to make a thermonuclear warhead is simply rig up a secondary fusion charge to an existing fission device. There are pictures on Wikipedia.
The U.S. has confirmed nuclear testing in North Korea so, at a minimum, they have the primary staging component for a hydrogen bomb. However, North Korea has made some mighty lofty claims over the years, so I'm rather suspect about THIS one.
Hmmm... It makes me wonder if North Korea's made so many ridiculous claims, so that when they told us about this one, we wouldn't believe 'em(?)!😮
I was agreein' with ya, man... The WMD's that Iraq was reported to've had, never materialized. Other ordnance were found hidden and stored, but certainly not WMD's as reported to the Nation, and U.N.
Problem 'bout the res, you can't get a Margarita ANYwhere!
It's been widely reported that the chemical weapons found after the 2003 invasion were virtually unusable, and the Iraqi government simply didn't have the production facilities to make workable chemical weapons. Even when militants found some of these weapons, they could only strip 'em down and use parts to make IED's, and sell 'em on the black market. But BertG and chance, we're gettin' off the path here, as what W. said we were actually looking for were munitions being prepared as part of Iraq's premier nuclear program. It was a bust. www.nbcnews.com/id/7634313/ns/world_news-mideast_n_africa/t/cias-final-report-no-wmd-found-iraq/
We really need to get our troops out of South Korea. I don't want any of our guys to get hurt if they launch. I hope that they know that If North Korea lights off a hydrogen bomb over South Korea, they will be turned to glass. Then our guys can go in and mop up.
Yeah, but only to an extent. They don't have much money (relatively speaking), and they've got the UN and US watching their every move. They can only develop this technology so quickly without alerting the entire world to their efforts. I think North Korea will cease to be a sovereign nation (the way it is today at least) before they get decent long-range missiles.
Countries need nukes as they're one of the few deterrents that guarantee they won't be invaded by a "multi-national (99% American)" force seeking to enforce bogus UN resolutions on a sovereign country.
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