North Korea: 'Trump escalate things'

pyongyang - Donald Trump let the tensions between the United States and North Korea escalate its 'aggressive' tweets and military exercises around the country. That said the North Korean Deputy Foreign Affairs Friday.

In an interview with Associated Press Han Song Ryol warned the US president that he should not provoke the North Korean army. 'We go to war if they wish. '

According to Han, the current government in Washington 'brutal and aggressive' than under President Obama.

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Tensions between the two countries are in the last days. Kim Jong-un is possibly about to do a new underground nuclear test this weekend. The question is how the United States will react. North Korea is 'an issue that will be dealt with,' Trump said Thursday when asked whether the use of a heavy bomb in Afghanistan a message is sent to the regime in Pyongyang.

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China now calls the conflict only peacefully resolve and warns that 'all those problems continue to make will have to bear a historical responsibility. 'And South Korea is wringing her hands along the side, hoping Trump warns them in advance as the US destructive backfire after a North Korean nuclear test.

In an interview with Associated Press Han Song Ryol warned the US president that he should not provoke the North Korean army. 'We go to war if they wish. '

According to Han, the current government in Washington 'brutal and aggressive' than under President Obama.

ALSO READ: Kim dancing on the volcano

Tensions between the two countries are in the last days. Kim Jong-un is possibly about to do a new underground nuclear test this weekend. The question is how the United States will react. North Korea is 'an issue that will be dealt with,' Trump said Thursday when asked whether the use of a heavy bomb in Afghanistan a message is sent to the regime in Pyongyang.

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China now calls the conflict only peacefully resolve and warns that 'all those problems continue to make will have to bear a historical responsibility. 'And South Korea is wringing her hands along the side, hoping Trump warns them in advance as the US destructive backfire after a North Korean nuclear test.

I have great confidence that China will properly deal with North Korea. If they are unable to do so, the U.S., with its allies, will! U.S.A.— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) April 13, 2017