A big yawner in the news is word that North Korea’s leader Kim Jong Un warns he’s ready to use Nuclear Weapons in potential military conflicts with the U.S. and South Korea, notes Grumpy Editor.
This has been going on periodically since the Korean War truce in 1953.
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In his latest outburst, the North Korean leader unleashed fiery rhetoric against the rivals he says are pushing the Communist nation to the brink of war.
The most recent of many U.S.-South Korea military drills apparently inspired Kim’s latest outburst.
Observers say while Kim increasingly threatens rivals with nuclear weapons, it’s unlikely that he would use them against superior militaries.
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