A few days after North Korea tested North Korea’s testing-launch cruise missiles to demonstrate its reversal capabilities, an American aircraft carrier arrived in South Korea on Sunday.
Arrival of USS Carl Vinson The South Korean Navy said in a statement that its strike group at the South Korean port of South Korean port was continuously to display a solid-south Korean military alliance in front of the North Korean threat, and promoted the difference of joint assets of the Allies.
It said that it was the first American aircraft carrier to travel to South Korea since June.
The deployment of the carrier is expected to infect North Korea, which sees the temporary deployment of powerful American military property as major security hazards. North Korea has responded to the previous deployment of American aircraft carriers, long-range bombers and nuclear-managed submarines with missile tests.
Since the inauguration of January 20, President Donald Trump has said that he would again reach North Korean leader Kim Jong Un to revive diplomacy. North Korea has not responded directly to Trump’s overcher directly, but the hosts led by the US led by the US have accelerated since the inauguration of Trump.
North Korea said that strategic cruise missiles were tested earlier last week on Friday to explain its army’s reversal capacity and the readiness of its nuclear operation. After seeing the launch, Kim ordered his army to be fully prepared to use his nuclear weapons this year, North Fourh missile test program.
Experts say that Kim will never accept Trump’s overcher soon as he is now focusing on his support for Russia’s war against Ukraine with the provision of weapons and soldiers. They say that Kim may consider re -starting diplomacy with Trump when he feels that he cannot maintain his country’s current pace with Russia.
Kim and Trump met three times from 2018 to 2019 during Trump’s first term to discuss the future of North Korea’s nuclear program. Their high-dotted diplomacy collapsed due to emphasis on North Korea-led economic sanctions.
