North Korea's ‘might shoot down’ warning to US spy planes violating its airspace | World News

Kim Yo Jong, the highly effective sister of North Korea's supreme chief Kim Jong Un, on Monday warned the US of a "decisive response" if its army enters the nation's financial zone once more, reported Reuters. Kim Yo Jong accused america of violating its airspace by conducting surveillance flights, in keeping with the report citing state media KCNA. She stated a US spy airplane entered North Korea's financial zone on July 10.

An unnamed spokesperson of North Korea's Ministry of Nationwide Defence claimed that the alleged provocative army actions by the US had been bringing the Korean peninsula nearer to a nuclear battle, in keeping with an announcement carried by KCNA. The report additionally cited using US reconnaissance planes and drones and stated Washington was escalating tensions by sending a nuclear submarine close to the peninsula.

The spokesperson warned that, whereas Pyongyang was exercising restraint, such flights could also be shot down.

"There is no such thing as a assure that such a surprising accident because the downing of the U.S. Air Power strategic reconnaissance airplane won't occur" in waters east of Korea, the spokesperson stated.

Hitting out on the transfer by the US to deploy nuclear submarines within the Korean Peninsula, the spokesperson stated the plan will "deliver the regional army pressure to a extra essential state and will incite the worst disaster of nuclear battle". Pyongyang alleged that the try and deploy such submarines is the “most undisguised nuclear blackmail towards” North Korea and its neighbouring international locations and a “grave risk and problem to regional and international peace and safety.”

(With Reuters inputs)