The United States has prepared a blueprint for North Korea's threat of nuclear attack and to avoid missile attacks. Amidst the threats from Pyongyang, America has designed missile defense systems to protect its cities from any possible missile attacks. Donald Trump's government is also working on such a strategy, which will destroy the missile in the sky of the Korean Peninsula.
In fact, the Trump Administration had urged the Congress to sanction the emergency amount of $ 4 billion (about Rs 25,985 crore) to deal with North Korea last week. The US plan is to develop cyber wave through this money so that its control system can be tampered with by the North Korea before the launch of the missile, and the US drones and fighter aircraft destroy it shortly after the missile launch.
Apart from this, the missile defense network is also being strengthened on the west coast so that if the failure is complete then the attack can be overcome here. In an interview, the defense officer, some top scientists and members of the Congress unveiled a strategy to combat the threat of North Korean intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM).
Senator Jack Reid said this is a complete endeavor. The danger is rising from North Korea. We are looking for solutions to the problem. According to reports, millions of dollars are being spent on this system. Two system tests are still in the early stages. President Donald Trump praised the current missile defense system. Last month, Trump had said that the system could destroy the missile of 97 percent of the air.
Significantly, there is continuous Jubani Jung continuing between North Korea and the US. Trump has told North Korea a strict punishment for any of its snowmobiles. Both countries are giving threats to each other. After the news came that North Korea has developed such small-sized nuclear weapons, which could help the missile to be sent to the American mainland to attack nuclear, conditions have worsened much more. While taking this threat from North Korea seriously, the US has now started preparations now.