North Korea, a power hungry, communist country, is beginning to make an effort in becoming a world power, developing nuclear warheads and hiring spies for intelligence. North Korea is a country of great dynastic rule, spanning over many years. While closely looking at the country under the microscope, it can be seen that it is ruled by a means of totalitarianism, and its structure and function involves violence and intimidation to uphold law within its borders. Along with its communist form of government, North Korea is striving to be a grand nuclear force against any and all of the countries that do not agree with its political and social regime. Recently, the communist country has been developing and displaying many technological and nuclear advances that are major dangers and threats to numerous countries.
North Korea, in recent months and years, has publicly displayed its advancement in technology and weapons. On April first of this month a South Korean author of The New …show more content…
Though the country may not be an imminent threat to the U.S. mainland, although they claim North Korea claims there is, it is of very large danger to the countries of lesser distance than the United States. Nuclear warfare is not a new introduction in the world, and as seen in the Cold War it brings a major scare to many people globally. One nuclear missile, misguided, could cause a global outbreak in chaos and possibly a third world war. Missiles and GPS jammers bring forward a serious worry to national governments because of their projected harm on the citizens and livelihood of a nation. Allied worry can be seen in responses to North Korea’s rash acts. “Japan’s foreign minister demanded that North Korea show restraint,” also South Korea’s defense ministry stated “if North Korea ignores our warning and makes provocations, our military will firmly and mercilessly respond to it.” (BBC
North Korea, in recent months and years, has publicly displayed its advancement in technology and weapons. On April first of this month a South Korean author of The New …show more content…
Though the country may not be an imminent threat to the U.S. mainland, although they claim North Korea claims there is, it is of very large danger to the countries of lesser distance than the United States. Nuclear warfare is not a new introduction in the world, and as seen in the Cold War it brings a major scare to many people globally. One nuclear missile, misguided, could cause a global outbreak in chaos and possibly a third world war. Missiles and GPS jammers bring forward a serious worry to national governments because of their projected harm on the citizens and livelihood of a nation. Allied worry can be seen in responses to North Korea’s rash acts. “Japan’s foreign minister demanded that North Korea show restraint,” also South Korea’s defense ministry stated “if North Korea ignores our warning and makes provocations, our military will firmly and mercilessly respond to it.” (BBC