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United States vs. North Korea: Maneuvers Are Underway and the Outbreak of War Is Imminent

Written by Paulo Nogueira Published on 23/04/2017 at 17:56 Updated on 23/04/2017 at 20:37

Now There Is No Turning Back, United States Begins Tactical Maneuvers with Japan Near the Korean Peninsula and Bombing Expected in the Coming Days

The United States has just commenced war maneuvers alongside Japan today (23) in the Pacific Ocean prior to heading to North Korea, now more than ever, the onset of war is looming in the region, said the Japanese Ministry of Defense in a recent official statement to the international press.

After the Japanese destroyers set sail on the 21st (Friday) from the southeast region to meet with the United States’ nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, named USS Carl Vinson, they finally convened in the geographic cluster of the Philippine archipelago today.

As expected, the two nations that were once enemies during World War II are now joining forces to combat a common enemy that infringes on the interests of both sides. At this very moment, they are conducting joint war exercises and communication drills before heading north to bombard the dictator Pyongyang.

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