‘Wave the white flag now’: North Korea threatens US with ‘unexpected gift packages’ after missile test
Threat issued in the Rodong Sinmum newspaper – mouthpiece for Kim Jong-un
The editorial column claimed America was ‘on the knife edge of life and death’
Comes after Pyongyang’s missile launch analyst say could have reached the US
By GARETH DAVIES
DAILYMAIL.COM
3 August 2017
Donald Trump has been urged to ‘wave the white flag now’ after North Korea threatened the US with what it described as unexpected gift packages in the aftermath of its missile tests.
Rodong Sinmun, the newspaper used as Kim Jong-un’s mouthpiece, claimed America was ‘on the knife’s edge of life and death’ as it tore into the Trump administration.
It comes just days after experts warned North Korea’s nuclear missile programme had developed so rapidly that major US cities such as Los Angeles and Chicago.
The paper issued the stark warning ordering Trump to surrender in a piece titled, ‘Heed the Warning of Juche (self-reliant) Korea’, in which it made a number of threats.
‘Every minute and every second, the new reality that U.S. mainland is on the knife’s edge of life and death is forcing U.S. administration to wave a white flag and fundamentally change her North Korea policy,’ the editorial rant stated, according to Fox News.
‘It is not the denuclearization of North Korea, but the security of US mainland which should be the top priority of Trump administration,’ it added.
True to form, the ruling party said a ‘gift package’ was on its way to the ‘American b******s’
The column continued: ‘If the US still refuses to accept such a realistic demand and doggedly pursue hostile policy against North Korea in order to save face, she will receive unexpected ‘gift packages’ which we will continue to send.’
Experts say the ‘gift packages’ North Korean leader Kim Jong Un promises are more planned missile tests, which are banned by the United Nations.
Kim previously urged scientists to continue to ‘frequently send big and small ‘gift packages’ to the Yankees as ever so that they would not feel weary.’
Last week, the country’s dictator expressed ‘great satisfaction’ after the Hwasong-14 missile reached a height of 2,314 miles and traveled 620 miles before accurately landing in waters off Japan.
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