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Donald Trump says "tough cookie" to North Korea

By Agusta Adbel

Washington - Donald Trump, U.S President has made a statement that North Korea is a "tough cookie". For 5 years ruling the country, North Korea seems to be more repressive and controlling. All this act of the "Republic of Kim" has made controversy in the International affairs.

President and U.S administration have held a talking approach in dealing with Pyongyang administration. For over 25 years, no conflict resolutions but instead there are growing in the dominant rules of North Korea.

When Trump came to the administration, He instantly have to deal with Kim Jong Un and had undergone several agreements made. But in return "nothing work, but only one thing will work!" said Trump in his tweet.

                                           Sources: Daily express

Sources are not sure if the "one" he said implies to the military action on sanction to DPRK. U.S have to deal with a cookie who has a strong power in spreading risks of their nuclear threats. "We will totally destroy them!" a statement by Trump meaning that if North Korea launch or threatened the world with its nuclear, U.S will take action to protect the International Affairs and its allies.

North Korea' nuclear programs and missile have boost tension in the context of foreign affairs. They will launch another hydrogen bomb after a successful under ground attack in the early of September.

It is still a question whether North Korea will act like this for the following years. The only way to answer it by hoping they will lessen and decreasing their behavior.


Sources:

  • https://apnews.com/afs:Content:1114230003/About-the-series
  • https://www.reuters.com/article/us-northkorea-missiles-trump/trump-says-only-one-thing-will-work-with-north-korea-idUSKBN1CC0PN
  • http://edition.cnn.com/2017/09/03/asia/hydrogen-bomb-north-korea-explainer/index.html

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