The leader of the DPRK announced the presence in the defense arsenal of the hydrogen bomb

December 10 2015

The Central Telegraph Agency of the DPRK transmits the statement of the head of the republic Kim Jong-un. According to him, the DPRK was able to reach a new level of equipping the army through the development of Korean scientists. The address of the head of state states that the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea has become a powerful nuclear power capable of striking (attention!) With its own development of a hydrogen bomb.

In this case, Kim Jong-un adds that such a blow will be inflicted only if someone encroaches on the sovereignty of the DPRK and its national dignity.

His statement, in which the hydrogen bomb was mentioned, was made by the North Korean leader during a visit to a memorial complex dedicated to the revolutionary struggle of the DPRK.

The leader of the DPRK announced the presence in the defense arsenal of the hydrogen bomb

There is no evidence that Pyongyang has such a formidable weapons how a hydrogen bomb was presented. In principle, the rhetoric of the DPRK authorities almost always rested on the fact that it was impossible to verify the accuracy of the statements made. For example, in 2005, the DPRK declared itself a nuclear power, but the question still remains of whether the North Korean army has effective means of delivering nuclear warheads. This question, for obvious reasons, is most worried about the neighbors on the Korean Peninsula, as well as Japan, in relations with which Pyongyang has far from cloudless relations. The United States also refers to the statements of the DPRK leader at the same time with skepticism and caution. Why? - But what if…

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Vladimyrych 10 December 2015 12: 45
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Kirdyk your America? So what comes out?
1. Penetrator 10 December 2015 12: 47
  
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  He’s not talking about the rubber bomb yet.
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    Quote: Penetrator
    He’s not talking about the rubber bomb yet.
    
    we must still explain to comrade Kim Jong-un the difference between a balloon with hydrogen and a hydrogen bomb)))
    1. _Vladislav_ 10 December 2015 20: 19
      
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      Quote: Vladimir
      Kirdyk your America? So what comes out?
      
      This gimp does not reach America. Given the degree of accident during testing of various delivery vehicles, there is a danger that some kind of nuclear device (due to design imperfections) will fall in Primorye. And their rockets have already fallen, now and then. I wonder what you say then.
  2. Tor5 10 December 2015 13: 22
    
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    Yes ... the "kid" is a diplomat like a dad!
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2. kil 31 10 December 2015 12: 48
  
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  It looks like we are waiting for the reduction of troops on the Japanese border. Why are there troops if Japan is a desert. We need to talk to "baby" Eun, let him not hit Hokkaido, we will take him.
3. Alexander Romanov 10 December 2015 12: 50
  
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  Quote: Vladimir
  Kirdyk your America?
  
  1000 times promise to destroy the United States
  1. atalef 10 December 2015 13: 01
    
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    Quote: Alexander Romanov
    Quote: Vladimir
    Kirdyk your America?
    
    1000 times promise to destroy the United States
    
    Hi Sanya
    The DPRK’s presence of a hydrogen bomb and the threat of Un will entail the creation of both an anti-missile defense system in the Asia-Pacific region and the buildup of forces in the United States, Japan, and South Korea.
    Russia will have to adequately respond to all this.
    Well . thanks to Eun, the Russian defense industry will receive another billions. and social items of expenditure are not counted.
    Such are the consequences.
    1. zennon 10 December 2015 18: 41
      
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      Well . thanks to Eun, the Russian defense industry will receive another billions. and social items of expenditure are not counted.
      Such are the consequences.
      
      I don’t think so. I’m not at all a patriot and don’t throw my headdresses on, but I’ll say that we don’t have very bad analytics. They’re keeping a finger on the pulse. this is far from the only nut that needs to be burnt. A powerful neutron flux is needed for milliseconds before initiating an atomic charge, is it just that? Colossal studies are needed a lot of field tests. In general, everything is clear in theory, but in practice ... You’d better tell how you’re doing business? And then the nuclear powers begin to list, but I always have the feeling that they didn’t mention anyone. In the Middle East region it seems ...
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4. svetoruss 10 December 2015 12: 54
  
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  Fear me, fear me, I'm terrible oooh ...
  1. DIVAN SOLDIER 10 December 2015 12: 55
    
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    Though they are afraid of him and he does not cry on TV about "stabs in the back". He clearly understands who are friends and who are Americans and those who fell under them.
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  Creating a nuclear bomb is generally not the most difficult. But to create a means of its guaranteed delivery to enemy territory is much more difficult. The mere presence of nuclear bombs without rockets capable of delivering them does not mean much. Moreover, missiles should not just fly, but be able to overcome missile defense systems.
  1. BARKHAN 10 December 2015 19: 25
    
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    I recommend watching Michael Moore's film "Fahrenheit 9 \ 11". It’s very interesting how the west coast of the United States is "guarded" ... So, if you wish, you can give a lift "manually". There would be a desire. shot ... then give the order, somehow, without a noise, under the guise of fishermen or hucksters, maybe deliver, it always happens for the first time. Who thought about skyscrapers, for example? ...
    But there is also a bacteriological weapon, which will be easier to drag and immediately in dozens of cities, to scatter in crowded places ...
    And in friends I’m this scumbag, as I’m afraid to have ... unpredictably very ...
Stanislav 1978 10 December 2015 12: 47
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1. kil 31 10 December 2015 12: 53
  
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  Hard to believe, it's expensive.
  
  Well, for some reason. There is an atomic bomb, and hydrogen is the development of atomic bomb technology.
2. AlexTires 10 December 2015 13: 10
  
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  Hard to believe, it's expensive.
  
  making such an assembly is relatively simple, having a working atomic bomb, and it’s easier with plutonium. Power, however, will be about a megaton maximum.
  However, deuterium is required, and better, tritium. And beryllium is also required for the hull. If the Koreans have such plants, then this is not a bluff.
  1. KasDS 10 December 2015 14: 14
    
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    Quote: AlexTires
    Quote: Stanislav 1978
    Hard to believe, it's expensive.
    
    making such an assembly is relatively simple, having a working atomic bomb, and it’s easier with plutonium. Power, however, will be about a megaton maximum.
    However, deuterium is required, and better, tritium. And beryllium is also required for the hull. If the Koreans have such plants, then this is not a bluff.
    
    Look at how much beryllium costs and how much technology is needed to produce it. We just recently launched such a plant, introduced technologies for a long time. I do not think that they have opportunities for such a production. Well, I don’t think enough money for finished metal either. No, bluffing. I do not believe.
    1. Odysseus 10 December 2015 15: 13
      
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      Look at how much beryllium costs and how much technology is needed to produce it. We just recently launched such a plant, introduced technologies for a long time. I do not think that they have opportunities for such a production. Well, I don’t think enough money for finished metal either. No, bluffing. I do not believe
      
      In the USSR, a hydrogen bomb appeared in 1953. In the PRC in 1967, when the country was still very poor and weak. There is nothing super complicated in this. If there is an atomic bomb, then fusion is a matter of technology.
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  3. gladcu2 10 December 2015 17: 44
    
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    Well, if they have these plants, then North Korea is a highly developed country.
    
    The hegemon will not reunite the Roots. He closely monitors minor attempts at sympathy. If anything, immediately doctrine and provocation.
    
    But the main barrier to reunification is morality changed with generations.
    Understanding will have to be difficult.
Mama_Cholli 10 December 2015 12: 48
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- "Remember, all the power of a Jedi comes from his Force. But be careful. Aggression, anger, fear - the dark side of power is. Once you step on the dark path, it will forever determine your fate. Luke ... Luke ... Do not, can not be underestimated. the strength of the Emperor. Or you will share the fate of your father. "
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1. kil 31 10 December 2015 12: 54
  
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    And I liked the tablets from the generals more.
    
    These are future quotes.
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      And I liked the tablets from the generals more
      
      This comes from Comrade. Kim Il Sung. The retinue takes notes of every word said by the leader. And the rules of conduct are very strict. Each nation has its own "bells and whistles".
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        I have a periodical official Turkmen TV channel on Yamal. So there, at a government meeting, all the ministers are tirelessly scribbling something in their diaries, while Gurbanguly Myalikgulyevich Berdimuhamedov is serenely sipping tea. At what, they write while standing! This is how Eastern democracy is ...
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    Together they outline the brilliant statements of the beloved leader!
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Who do they want to test on?
1. Alexander Romanov 10 December 2015 12: 53
  
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  Given the flight trajectory of Korean missiles, there are many options. One has already fallen in our waters.
2. Valentine 10 December 2015 13: 02
  
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  And the landfill is very close, on the opposite bank — the Yellowstone sleeping megavolcano — and America has never happened ... Ah, dreams, dreams ...
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    The Yellowstone Sleeping Megavolcano of America as it never happened ...
    as well as everyone else
AID.S 10 December 2015 12: 49
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If in defense, then let at least a death star be built, so long as they do not overstrain, otherwise they will want to, God forbid, "bang, but not later" ... We seem to be not enemies to them, even if not particularly friends.
Coconut Tima 10 December 2015 13: 00
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"however, there is still the question of whether the North Korean army has effective means of delivering nuclear warheads."
Saratovets 10 December 2015 13: 01
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Old26 10 December 2015 13: 01
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The same fake as the satellite broadcasting songs about the Labor Party of Korea and Comrade Kim. True, no one except the North Koreans watched the satellite, and did not hear the songs

Three explosions in power did not even remotely approach the transitional power from nuclear to thermonuclear munitions. And to say that there is a hydrogen bomb without testing it is very self-confident
Gunther 10 December 2015 13: 04
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These are generals, skinny, lean - in the eyes of the fire, not like Serdyukov.
True, I don’t feel any particular joy from the fact that there is a country with a weak economy, one and a half million armies and nuclear weapons nearby.
Matches for children are not a toy.
dchegrinec 10 December 2015 13: 07
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Ponte chasing! If this were true, they would conduct the tests openly and show everyone their achievements in order to really scare. And it turns out just to believe a word!
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Kirdyk your America? So what comes out?

Yes, everything is cool! They already said somehow that if the Turks shot down a Russian plane again, they would throw an atomic bomb at them .. so here it is!
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Quote: atalef
The DPRK’s presence of a hydrogen bomb and the threat of Un will entail the creation of both an anti-missile defense system in the Asia-Pacific region and the buildup of forces in the United States, Japan, and South Korea.
Russia will have to do all this adequately

Sorry, but don't the states plan and implement this anyway, or is something stopping them? An example of missile defense in Europe shows that the pretext for its deployment will be any, and the goal -RF.
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Who do they want to test on?

And the landfill is very close, on the opposite bank — the Yellowstone sleeping megavolcano — and America has never happened ... Ah, dreams, dreams ...

Yeah. So the United States will not, and the whole world will not suffer ... so what? Read what happened after the explosion of Krakatau, which compared to Yellowstone in general is a baby. Dreamer. the fact that in response the Americans will level the DPRK with the earth, and it is possible that with nuclear charges, nothing? And that at the same time, not only millions of North Koreans will die, but they will carry all this radioactive muck to the territory of Russia, have you thought about this? Or do you just dream
about unrealizable ??

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"however, there is still the question of whether the North Korean army has effective means of delivering nuclear warheads."

The question is even that there are no carriers of sufficient range. No one knows if North Chinese nuclear devices are transportable at all
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  Quote: Old26
  Yeah. So the United States will not, and the whole world will not suffer ... so what? Read what happened after the explosion of Krakatau, which compared to Yellowstone in general is a baby. Dreamer. the fact that in response the Americans will level the DPRK with the earth, and it is possible that with nuclear charges, nothing?
  
  1) An explosion of a nuclear charge will not affect Yellowstone in any way.
  2) You have a direct contradiction - if the USA does not exist, then who will compare the DPRK with the land?
  3) There was nothing on a global scale after the explosion of Krakatau. For a couple of days, shipping near the Dutch East Indies was interrupted. People on the island, of course, are a pity, but do not exaggerate.
  4) The elimination of the United States as a state will bring unprecedented benefits to all of humanity, but, unfortunately, the DPRK’s capabilities are not enough.
Vladimir 10 December 2015 13: 21
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And the generals, as if on command, are smiling all over, probably God forbid anyone to do a serious mine.
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Well, everything is fine. Like "I take out their wide trousers ............... Envy, I am a citizen of the Soviet Union." What were they afraid of - ??? Yes, they could simply destroy the entire United States. They are shy people (USA). Now they are afraid of Korea too. So we need to remind us of Kuzka's mother-type is lying-waiting.
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It is not difficult for any country that has nuclear power plants to make a thermonuclear fusion of 100-200 megatons at present; the whole question is what size this charge will have and how to deliver it.
If such a charge is used in the so-called. The "typhoon project" is to bring it to the US coast on a fishing seiner and throw it to the bottom, leave the water area and blow it up - then the mass of a charge of several tons will not hurt to wash away the entire US in a wave 200-500 meters high.
And to wash away all of NATO and England-50 megatons is enough)))
Al_oriso 10 December 2015 13: 31
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Children talk:
-I have a grenade
-And I have a bomb
-And I have a nuclear bomb
-And I have a hydrogen bomb
-And I have, I have a Russian dad ...
v.yegorov 10 December 2015 13: 35
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And the carrier for the H-bomb they have a kite.
Tanker55 10 December 2015 13: 37
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Well done Koreans, although sanctioned, do not sit still. They don’t trust iPhones, that's why they write everything in a notebook (you can see in the photo).
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Quote: Odyssey
You have a direct contradiction - if the USA does not exist, then who will compare the DPRK with the land?

Any attempt to strike at the USA with North Korea (although they have nothing to do with it) will lead to the fact that these several missiles will be intercepted by the first and second position area in the USA. But further North Koreans will simply be bombed into the Stone Age, and all the disgust from the explosions will go to us and China, plus millions of refugees ...

Quote: Odyssey
There was nothing on a global scale after the explosion of Krakatau. For a couple of days, shipping near the Dutch East Indies was interrupted. People on the island, of course, are sorry, but do not exaggerate.

What about the climate? How many years in Russia was a cold summer and a crop failure problem? Do you know? And what will happen with a hypothetical blow to Yellowstone ...

Quote: Odyssey
4) The elimination of the United States as a state will bring unprecedented benefits to all of humanity, but, unfortunately, the DPRK’s capabilities are not enough.

And Russia too. This war will not have winners
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  Quote: Old26
  Any attempt to strike at the USA with North Korea (although they have nothing to do with it) will lead to the fact that these several missiles will be intercepted by the first and second position area in the USA. But further North Koreans will simply be bombed into the Stone Age, and all the disgust from the explosions will go to us and China, plus millions of refugees ...
  
  I agree, but this does not cancel your contradiction, if, as you wrote, the DPRK can strike at Yellowstone and this leads to an explosion of the volcano and the death of the United States, then in this hypothetical scenario, who will attack the DPRK? You are a little confused in your horror stories.
  Quote: Old26
  What about the climate? How many years in Russia was a cold summer and a crop failure problem? Do you know?
  
  Not at all. The Krakatau explosion was in 1883. You confuse Krakatau with Tambora. There is a hypothesis that the cold summer of 1816 is associated with the Tambora eruption. But this is only a hypothesis, in Russia (as elsewhere) it was full of cold years without any eruptions.
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  And what will happen with a hypothetical blow to Yellowstone ...
  
  I repeat, nothing. An air or ground explosion will not have any effect on the volcano. And when the volcano explodes in a natural way, the maximum of Russia's hypothetical problems is the cold year. Thank God it’s theirs and not our problem.
  Quote: Old26
  And Russia too. This war will not have winners
  
  A cardinal mistake in the spirit of propaganda of Gorbachev's "new thinking". Russia will definitely win a nuclear war (unless, of course, the Americans create a perfect missile defense system).
  Modern Western society is absolutely individualistic and hedonistic, all traditions and ideas connecting this society have been undermined (even the early bourgeois "Protestant ethics"). When faced with any critical difficulties, it will collapse like a house of cards. This is especially true of the US-international for the rich, bound only by faith in the dollar ...
  With all the weakness and rottenness of oligarchic-bourgeois Russia, we can overcome critical difficulties. But the USA, no.
  Another thing is that the price of this victory will be very high and as a result of this war, ultimately, socialist China will win.