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NORTH KOREA TESTING THE BOMBS North Korea May Blow Up Hydrogen Bomb in Pacific

North Korean Foreign Minister hinted that the country's leader might be mulling a hydrogen bomb test.

Sputnik News,

22 September, 2017

MOSCOW (Sputnik) — North Korean Foreign Minister Ri Yong Ho has suggested that the nation’s leader might be mulling a hydrogen bomb test in the Pacific after their row with the United States escalated this week.

"It could be the most powerful detonation of an H-bomb in the Pacific," Ri told reporters as quoted by the South Korean state news agency Yonhap.

The North’s top diplomat added he had no idea what Kim Jong Un’s exact plans were, after he warned the United States of a "high level" countermeasure, in response to the US president’s recent threats.

President Donald Trump on Wednesday called Kim a "rocket man" on a "suicide mission," in his first major speech at UN, and said Pyongyang faced a total destruction if it attacked the United States or its allies.

The North Korean leader in response to Donald Trump's speech accused US President of exhibiting a "mentally deranged behavior" and threatened him with a "highest level of hard-line countermeasure in history".

BREAKING - KIM JUNG UN TO DETONATE H-BOMB IN PACIFIC OCEAN ? 

RESPONSE TO PRESIDENT TRUMP UN SPEECH

North Korea foreign minister says may detonate nuclear bomb in Pacific

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North Korean Minister of Foreign Affairs Ri Yong Ho said that his country may consider a test of a hydrogen bomb in the Pacific Ocean.

Ri said the potential test of "the most powerful detonation of an H-bomb" would be one possible "highest-level" action against the U.S.

He added that he didn't know what actions would be ordered by Kim Jong-un.

Ri's threat is significant because such a detonation would move North Korea's nuclear weapons activities beyond its borders for the first time. Japan, for example, lies between North Korea and the Pacific Ocean.

The communist dictatorship's previous nuclear tests have taken place in its isolated mountains.

Hydrogen bombs are more powerful by an order of magnitude than the atomic bombs that North Korea tested in previous years. The country claims that an atomic test it carried out early this month was an H-bomb.

Ri is in New York attending the United Nations General Assembly.