Tension in Korean Peninsula

                                     

                          Tension in Korean Peninsula                      

                      

                               North fires another missile

North Korea test-fired a ballistic missile yesterday, the latest in a series of launches which have sparked international condemnation and threats of tougher UN sanctions.  
South Korea described the launch , the second in a week and the eighth this year, as "reckless and irresponsible " while the US military stressed "ironclad" commitment " to defend its allies in the region. 

The missile, described by Washington as a medium-range one, was fired from Pukchang in South Pyongan province and traveled about 500 kilometers (311 miles), according to the South's armed forces. 

"Our military is closed monitoring signs for additional provocation by the North Korean military and we are keeping a full military readiness, " said  statement from the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

The Launch came just one week after the North fired a Hwasong-12 intermediate-range missile, which according to Pyongyang flew almost 800 km and was capable of carrying a "heavy" nuclear war -head. 
     
        A white House official visiting Saudi Arabia with Trump appeared to play down yesterday's firing . 

But South's foreign ministry slammed the "reckless" and irresponsible" firing as "throwing cold water on the hope and longing of the new government and the international community " for denuclearisation and peace on the Korean Peninsula. 

        Meanwhile, US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson warned yesterday that the United States was still in the "early stages" of applying pressure on Pyongyang, after yet another North Korean missile test in defiance of international sanctions.

          In an interview with Fox News yesterday, Tillerson called the latest test" disappointing " and "disturbing " but he rejected a suggestion it was a sign that the United States's approach to the challenge posed by North Korea was not working. 

If North Korea continuously test the nuclear which has become a continuous headache for the world and it shows the world leaders understand that nuclear bombs are nothing but saplings for the destruction, why Russia, America, Britain, France, Germany, China, Israel, India and Pakistan have deposited so many of them? 

Malala Yousuf, the youngest novel peace winner,  urged everyone to build schools not bombs. It is also clear that Bombs cost far more than making a modern school. 

Isn't it insane and a matter of shock when the United States felt a sense of pride when they dropped "The mother of all bombs in Afghanistan? Though it was to destroy the enemies of the United States, Afghanistan, and peace lovers and then being jealous Russia claimed that they have the father of all bombs which they claim far stronger than Mother of all bombs. 

I think people don't vote them for making bombs, but to lead them towards development . The way the world leaders working, I must consider them worse than animals like cannibals.  

A student of Aloron International School & college told you don't love us. You love bombs

Do we need bombs???????????