South Korea Threat: The tension between South Korea and North Korea is increasing. Now South Korea has threatened North Korea to wipe it off the map. South Korea said that if North Korea thinks of using nuclear weapons, it will wipe it off the map. The threat given by South Korea is not new. A series of threats has been going on between the two countries for some time.
In fact, on Thursday, US President Joe Biden and South Korean President Yun Suk Yeol signed joint nuclear deterrence guidelines to deal with North Korea’s growing nuclear arsenal. This agreement includes increasing South Korea’s capabilities. After this agreement, North Korea responded, in which the agreement between the US and South Korea was first condemned. Along with this, it was said that Seoul and Washington will have to pay a heavy price for this. North Korea called it a reckless and provocative action.
Kim Jong had threatened to pay a heavy price
After Kim Jong’s threat of paying a heavy price, South Korea has again threatened. South Korea said that if North Korea uses nuclear weapons, it will destroy it. South Korea’s Defense Ministry threatened that there is no such scenario that North Korea will survive after a nuclear attack. Now it has to be seen what response comes from North Korea. Recently, South Korea accused Kim Jong of sentencing 30 children to death. A South Korean media outlet claimed that Kim Jong has sentenced 30 children to death for watching a South Korean film.
North Korea will send garbage balloons again
Apart from this, the trend of sending garbage balloons has been going on between South Korea and North Korea for a long time. On Sunday, Kim Jong Un’s sister has once again hinted at sending garbage balloons to South Korea. Earlier in the month of May, garbage balloons were sent to South Korea from North Korea. It is said that these balloons were filled with pieces of clothes and cigarette butts.
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