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adzii_nufc 06-01-2016 05:57

North Korea at it again
 
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/01/06/wo...test.html?_r=0

5.1 Earthquake detected at previous Nuclear test site.

NK have themselves claimed to have detonated a Hydrogen bomb. Nobody but NK can substantiate this but I've already seen evidence that this is indeed a Nuclear test using previous readings to distinguish earthquake from nuke.

http://imgur.com/a/1diJr Top: 2013 test, bottom being this possible test

Must be the season for foreign aid again :rolleyes:

Although keep in mind North Korea successfully launched a ballistic missile in December.

Pierre 06-01-2016 16:59

Re: North Korea at it again
 
Perfect time to get rid of our independent nuclear deterrent then.

TheDaddy 06-01-2016 18:28

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Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 35815860)
Perfect time to get rid of our independent nuclear deterrent then.

Except it isn't independent...

heero_yuy 06-01-2016 18:48

Re: North Korea at it again
 
China is the key: Do they really want an H-Bomb armed load of nutters on their southern flank?

adzii_nufc 06-01-2016 19:23

Re: North Korea at it again
 
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Originally Posted by heero_yuy (Post 35815877)
China is the key: Do they really want an H-Bomb armed load of nutters on their southern flank?

They're not H-bomb armed in that sense. I'd say being armed is having the capability to actually use the weapon for an attack on anything other than themselves.
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Their capabilities are about Pre-1945 US bombs.
Unless North Korea literally wheel the device to the South Korean border, they pose next to no threat and are still significantly far more threatening with their conventional missiles and artillery. It's not small enough, it's not powerful enough to be classed as a warhead or to be used on a missile. If anything it's proving they're inept and desperate. Sure it's a threat in the future. Right now however at the turn of the year screams attention. Sanctions and typically foreign aid.

Once again before the silly media spin it. North Korea can not launch a Nuclear Strike. They are so far away from a conventional Nuclear warhead.

China is indeed a key element though especially with the reveal that they're distancing themselves as much as possible despite what the media says.

There is no outcome where China wins though.

On top of all of that. In comparison with the 2013 readings, It's very likely this was a failed test. That or their 'H-Bomb' has made no progress on previous Nuclear detonations.

Threat of a Nuclear attack isn't the worry though. Them selling it to others is something else though.

Hom3r 06-01-2016 23:08

Re: North Korea at it again
 
Or fly in a drone?

Maggy 09-03-2016 10:29

Re: North Korea at it again
 
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-35760797

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Kim Jong-un says North Korean scientists have developed nuclear warheads small enough to fit on ballistic missiles.
State media published images showing the North's leader standing next to what it said was a miniaturised weapon.
Does size matter?

Hom3r 09-03-2016 18:58

Re: North Korea at it again
 
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Originally Posted by Maggy J (Post 35825782)

Well it does to Trump, who will probably nuke N Korea.

Maggy 12-03-2016 18:52

Re: North Korea at it again
 
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-35793980

I wonder if they just ran away...

adzii_nufc 12-03-2016 19:14

Re: North Korea at it again
 
Without the proper siding of China and Russia they usually get, things are getting more and more desperate. Given the international response too I'd write off that actually being a warhead. If China wasn't in such a poor position and didn't face the threat of having the US and South Korea basically sharing a border with them then these shenanigans would've died a long time ago. China doesn't have the means to support the sheer amount of civilians that would be left from removing the fools from North Korea.

richard s 12-03-2016 22:06

Re: North Korea at it again
 
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Originally Posted by Maggy J (Post 35826508)
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-35793980

I wonder if they just ran away...

I think PRK Submarine got a bit to close to the exercise area and that a US Dallas class sub put it out of its misery.

TheDaddy 13-03-2016 08:31

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Originally Posted by Maggy J (Post 35825782)

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hom3r (Post 35825874)
Well it does to Trump, who will probably nuke N Korea.

Definitely matters to the donald

http://edition.cnn.com/2016/03/03/po...s-marco-rubio/

blackthorn 13-03-2016 08:55

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Regardless of colour, class, creed, beliefs or political status, a submariner is a brother. RIP to those believed missing.

richard s 15-03-2016 20:24

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Originally Posted by blackthorn (Post 35826621)
Regardless of colour, class, creed, beliefs or political status, a submariner is a brother. RIP to those believed missing.

They aint no brother of mine, remember they sank a South Korean vessel not so long ago.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-32013750

TheDaddy 15-03-2016 20:44

Re: North Korea at it again
 
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Originally Posted by richard s (Post 35827273)
They aint no brother of mine, remember they sank a South Korean vessel not so long ago.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-32013750

They're brothers to other submariners, could've been anyone of them down there but for the grace of God and all that


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