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Songs of war. A never-ending cycle of war and hate. A place where power makes more sense than human lives. This is the story of North and South Korea. North Korea is preparing to launch a mid-range missile launch today from its east coast, officials in Seoul have claimed – hours after foreigners living in South Korea were warned to leave the country. The chilling forecast came as thousands of North Koreans held a mass waltz yesterday to celebrate the father of madman dictator Kim Jong-un. Women dressed in brightly coloured traditional costume danced with their partners in front of the Monument to the Foundation of the Workers’ Party in Pyongyang. Meanwhile the Communist government issued a stark warning about the prospect of war, saying: ‘We do not wish harm on foreigners in South Korea should there be a war.’ Thousands of North Koreans dance in Pyongyang in celebration of their former leader Kim Jong-Il It added: ‘The situation on the Korean Peninsula is inching close to a thermo-nuclear war. Once a war is ignited on the peninsula, it will be an all-out war, a merciless, sacred, retaliatory war waged by the DPRK (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea).’ North Korea warned all foreigners to evacuate South Korea yesterday because the two countries are on the verge of a nuclear war – as Japan set up a huge new anti-missile system in Tokyo. Foreign companies and tourists in the South have been told to leave as Kim Jong Un continues to ramp up tensions on the Korean Peninsula. South Korean President Park Geun-hye said yesterday that she is exasperated by the ‘endless vicious cycle’ of hostile behaviour from the North. Japan has responded to continuing threats from Pyongyang by deploying missile interceptors in key locations around Tokyo. Japan’s chief cabinet spokesman said the government is ‘doing all we can to protect the safety of our nation’ North Korea has warned all foreigners to leave South Korea as Kim Jong-un’s government continues to increase tensions on the Korean Peninsula On Monday, chief cabinet spokesman Yoshihide Suga said: ‘We are doing all we can to protect the safety of our nation.’ North Korea has made repeated threats against Japan in the past weeks and there are fears the country, an ally of the U.S., would be in range of its missiles. Japan’s Defence Ministry has deployed Air Self-Defense Force’s PAC-3s as a precaution against possible ballistic missile tests. Analysts see the latest warning from the North’s Korean Asia-Pacific Peace Committee as an attempt to raise anxiety in Seoul and believe a direct attack on the capital as unlikely. Observers say a torrent of North Korean prophesies of doom is partly meant to win Pyongyang-friendly policy changes in Seoul and Washington and to boost the image of leader Kim Jong Un. The South Korean president has expressed exasperation at the ‘endless vicious cycle’ of hostile behaviour Last week, North Korea told foreign diplomats based in Pyongyang that it will not be able to guarantee their safety as of Wednesday. It halted work at a factory complex jointly run with its neighbour on Monday and 75 managers from the South are preparing to return home. Only about 400 South Korean managers remained at the Kaesong industrial complex, just north of the Demilitarized Zone today. One manager said he and his colleagues are relying on instant noodles but plan to stay to watch over company equipment while food lasts. President Park said the closure of the facility will scare foreign investors away from the North. About 75 South Korean managers will cross the border today after the North closed the Kaesong complex She said: ‘North Korea should stop doing wrong behaviour and make a right choice for the future of the Korean nation.’ More than 120 South Korean companies operated at Kaesong and they issued a joint statement urging North Korea to reopen. ‘If this situation continues, companies will face the risk of going bankrupt,’ said Yoo Chang-geun, a vice president of the Corporate Association of Gaesong Industrial Complex. After an emergency meeting on Tuesday in Seoul, representatives of the companies said in a joint statement that they hope to send a delegation of small and medium-sized companies to North Korea in hopes of reopening the complex. The statement also appealed to South Korea to take a ‘mature, embracing posture’ and work out all available measures to help normalize Kaesong’s operations. Meanwhile, a shipping container was seen outside the North Korean Embassy in Ealing, London yesterday, sparking rumours that the ambassador may soon be pulled out of the UK.
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वासिङ्टन, वैशाख १८ । अमेरिकी राष्ट्रपति डोनाल्ड ट्रम्पले उत्तर कोरियाली नेता किम जोङ उनलाई ‘कठिन परिस्थिति राम्रोसँग सामना गर्ने अत्यन्त चलाख नेता’ भनेका छन् । अमेरिकी टेलिभिजन च्यानल सीबीएससँगको कुुराकानीमा ट्रम्पले उत्तर कोरियाली नेताले सानो उमेरमै सत्ता सम्हालेको र यस्तोमा पनि केही अत्यन्त कडा व्यक्तिको सामना गर्नुपरेको बताए । उत्तर कोरियाविरुद्ध अमेरिकाले सैन्य कारवाही गर्ने चर्चा चलिरहेको विषयमा भने ट्रम्पले स्पष्ट जवाफ दिएनन् । उत्तर कोरियाको सहयोगी चीनले उत्तर कोरियालाई परमाणु र सैन्य गतिविधि कम गर्न दबाब दिए पनि त्यो सफल नभएको उनको भनाइ थियो । उत्तर कोरियाले पछिल्लो दुई हप्ताभित्र दुई पटक गरेको मिसाइल परीक्षण असफल भएको छ । उत्तर कोरियाले लामो दूरीको मिसाइलमा साना परमाणु हतियार राख्न सकिने गरि बनाउने कोशिस गरिरहेको छ । यसको मार हान्ने क्षमता अमेरिकासम्म पुग्ने विश्वास गरिएको छ । कोरियाली प्रायद्वीपमा अहिले तनावको स्थिति छ । उत्तर कोरियाले लगातार मिसाइल परीक्षण गरिरहेको छ भने छैटौं परमाणु परीक्षण गर्ने चेतावनी दिएको छ । @एजेन्सी