Experts who spoke to media outraged by dictatorial belligerent statements • Republican: "Kim escalates his activity when he wants treatment"

• US official: "He wants attitude," Kim Jong Un // Photo: Reuters

Experts interviewed by media outlets in the United States estimate that North Korea will attempt to launch a satellite using a missile. This is in light of the impasse in talks between President Trump and tyrant Kim Jong Un and satellite imagery publications, which have shown activity and the introduction of various fuels to a launch site in the country.

Meanwhile, North Korean government television has declared another significant experiment, successfully carried out on the satellite launch site on Friday. It is unclear exactly what North Korea tested, but the Korean news agency reported that the experiment would increase the country's "nuclear deterrence capability".

A South Korean official noted that his country was unable to approve or deny the North's statements. However, the Sabbath consultations were held between Japan, South Korea and the United States in light of the disturbing statements.

Kim Jong Un View Missile Experiment // Archive Photography

The North has already successfully launched two such missiles in 2011. And still, the main flaw in the program is the proof that such a missile can fly with a large payload towards the United States. Therefore, in the case of such an experiment, even if it is presented as a peace activity, the threat to the United States will be proven to be practical.

According to a former U.S. State Department official at Evans River, the North has yet to demonstrate a missile transfer capability with a large payload toward the U.S.

As early as 2017 after a deadlock in talks between the countries, North Korea launched a "gift" on July 4, US Independence Day. It was a ballistic missile then, and in the same year other rocket experiments were conducted, including an underground nuclear experiment. So according to various publications.

The chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee in the Republican Party, Emmy Berra, said in the context that "Kim escalates his activities when he wants treatment and sees that he is being ignored. But provocations will never get him anywhere. "