The war of words between the President of the United States, Donald Trump, with North Korea continues. This time, Trump whistled on his Twitter account 
On Saturday local time, Ri Yong labeled Trump as a mental disorder filled with megalomania. He also promised to attack the US mainland with a rocket after Trump called North Korean leader, Kim Jong un, as 'rocket man'.
Read: Donald Trump Call Kim Jong-un Man Rocket Goes Suicide Mission This time, Trump adds a variety of labels to Kim Jong un. "Just heard the North Korean Foreign Minister speaking at the UN. If he echoes the thoughts of Little Rocket Man, they will soon disappear, "said Trump, Sunday morning, September 24, 2017 Indonesia time.
The term "Little Rocket Man" is a variation of the term "Rocket Man" Trump used when speaking at the opening of the UN General Assembly earlier this week. At that time, Trump did not name Kim Jong un directly and said it would destroy North Korea if dare to attack the US and its allies. "He's on a suicide mission for himself and his regime," Trump said.
Read: The Prime Speech at the UN, Donald Trump Threatens North Korea
Trump also attacked Kim Jong un leawt Twitter as a madman (madman) who likes to see his people starving.
On Saturday New York time, South Korea's Foreign Minister Ri Yong Ho addressed the UN General Assembly and strongly criticized US actions for sending troop bombers and fighter jets to international areas east of North Korea.
"This mission is a demonstration of the firmness of the US stance and the clear message that the President has many military options to defeat all threats," Defense Ministry spokesman Dana White said in a statement.
White said North Korea's weapons of mass destruction program is a threat to the security of the Asia Pacific region and the rest of the world. "We are prepared to use all the military capabilities available to safeguard the US homeland and our allies," White said.
The Pentagon said the B-1B bomber flew from Guam, one of the US territories in the Pacific region with escorted F-15C Eagle fighter from Okinawa, Japan. The group flew east of North Korea in the international airspace.
Unlike the previous show of force, this mission is not accompanied by Japanese and South Korean fighter planes.
"Although it is done alone, this mission is coordinated with allies in the region of the Republic of Korea (South Korea) and Japan. This is a strong message about the robustness of our alliance, "said Commodore Dave Benham, spokesman for the US Pacific Command.
The B-1 bomber is not part of the US nuclear attack team. But the aircraft is capable of dropping conventional bombs in large numbers.
At the UN General Assembly, Ri Yong Ho, said the development of the country's nuclear power is part of the balance of power with the United States. "This is also to prevent a military invasion of North Korea," Ri Yong said.
So far, economic sanctions against Kim Jong regime have been strengthened by the union of Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping in stopping all financial and banking transactions with North Korean banks. China has also decided to halt exports of a number of finished products of petroleum in addition to immediately stop importing textiles from North Korea.
'War' Speech, Trump and Kim like Kindergarten Boys!
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov likens the "war" of words between Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un like a fellow child fights in kindergarten (TK).
Kim had previously referred to Trump as mentally deranged (demented) and dotard (elderly). The US president also responded by releasing the chirp that calls Kim Jong-un is a madman (crazy).
Lavrov said a break needed to cool a hot head following a series of North Korean ballistic missile tests over the past few months.
"Yes, it is unacceptable to watch North Korea's nuclear military adventure silently, let alone trigger a war on the Korean Peninsula," said the senior diplomat, as quoted by the BBC, Saturday (23/09/2017).
The Russian foreign minister also called on both to undergo a political process that is key to the UN Security Council process rather than fighting each other.
"Together with China, we will continue to fight for a common sense approach instead of using emotions such as when kids in kindergarten (Kindergarten) fight each other and no one can stop them," said Lavrov.
In a speech to the 72nd United Nations General Assembly in New York, USA, on Tuesday, September 19, US President Donald Trump promised to completely destroy North Korea if it threatens the United States and its allies. He also calls Kim Jong-un as Rocket man is on a suicide mission or a rocket man on a suicide mission.
A few days later, Kim Jong-un took revenge by releasing an English statement confirming that Trump's speech at the UN headquarters was making him believe in taking the right steps so far in his administration.
"North Korea will consider taking retaliatory action to get Trump to pay dearly for his speech," Kim said in a statement.
Kim concluded her statement by emphasizing that she "would definitely tame the crazy US seniors ...."
Quoting KCNA, Kim Jong-il's son called Trump's threat to his country reflecting "mental illness".
Kim Jong-un submitted his response through a written statement by the official North Korean media, KCNA.
Kim Jong-un's response came after North Korean Foreign Minister Ri Yong-ho said that Donald Trump's speech sounded like a "dog bark". Not only that, Ri Yong-ho even said, he felt "pity" with Trump's advisor after hearing the fiery president's speech.
Some experts judge it is the first time a North Korean leader has delivered a direct statement to an international audience. Therefore, the sentences need to be taken seriously.
Therefore, the Chinese government tries to ease tensions between the two sides.
"All concerned parties should refrain, instead of provoking each other," said Foreign Ministry spokesman Lu Kang.
First Statement
Some North Korean analysts believe that this is the first time Kim Jong-un released a written statement as the country's leader.
"As far as we know, this is unprecedented, he is clearly offended by the speech and the most worrying is the response he is considering," said Vipin Narang, a prevention expert and a nuclear policy professor who is also a professor of nuclear political science at MIT.
In his written statement, Kim mentioned that he "will seriously consider the response, the highest countermeasures in history". This makes Narang difficult to cover his worries.
"I do not think we should jump to conclusions about what he's going to test, but I think this is a serious statement and we have to take it seriously."
Meanwhile, on the other hand, the US continues to press North Korea through diplomatic channels. Washington has announced new sanctions against Pyongyang targeting individuals and companies that do business with North Korea.
While the majority of North Korean imports come from China, US Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin said, "This move is aimed at everyone and not specifically directed to China."
All Options Respond to North Korean Missile Above The Table
US President Donald Trump has finally responded to North Korea's reckless actions to throw missiles that pass through the Japanese skyline.
In his statement, Donald Trump said all options to respond to North Korea's actions are open. According to him, Pyongyang's behavior is a real threat.
"The world receives a message from North Korea loudly and clearly, this regime has given a sign of humiliation to its neighbor, all members of the UN," Trump said in a statement released by the White House as quoted by the Telegraph.
"The threats and actions that cause chaos will only make North Korea isolated from all countries in the region and the world, so all options are on the table," he said.
Earlier, Donald Trump and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe were already in a communicating phone.
Both Trump and Abe agree to take action on North Korea. Washington and Tokyo are ready to put more pressure on Pyongyang.
"Donald Trump said, the US is 100 percent with Japan, and the US is repeating its strong commitment to the Japanese defense," Abe said as quoted by The Guardian.
"Japan is working with the international community to call aloud to put pressure on the North," he said.
Abe also stated, North Korea's actions as sebauah threats that have never happened before and very dangerous for the security of the country.
"The dangerous action of firing missiles into our territory has never been experienced before - this serious threat is very serious and damaging to regional peace and security," Abe said.
Through the Japanese Embassy in Beijing, the Sunrise Country sent a strong protest letter to the North Korean government.
North Korea fired missiles at 5:58 pm Pyongyang time. The ballistic missile was able to pass through the Japanese sky and fall into the waters of the Pacific Ocean.
The launch comes just days after Pyongyang fired three short-range ballistic missiles from Kangwon province. The incident occurred last Saturday.
Donald John Trump or more familiarly called Donald Trump is a politician and businessman from America. The man who was born June 14, 1946 is an American presidential candidate who carried by the Republicans. He is also the chairman of The Trump Organization engaged in property.
Born and raised in New York City, Trump holds a Bachelor of Economics from Pennysylvania University at the age of 22. During college, he worked for the real estate company of his father, Fred Trump, who was later inherited to Donald Trump in 1971 and he changed his name to The Trump Organization.
Significant business expansion made it into the list made Forbes magazine as one of the 500 richest people in the world.
In 2015, Trump announced he rode as a Republican presidential candidate and quickly led the first position in the Republican nomination.
The Trump campaign has drawn a lot of international media attention because of the many controversial remarks, both in public spaces such as interviews as well as in social media such as Twitter on Twitter.
He fought Hillary Clinton who is a Democratic candidate to become number one in the United States.
Continuous Wealth Depleted
When conducting a prime debate with Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump often mentions his big and big business. But behind this brag, Clinton countered that the New York tycoon was not as rich as she thought she was.
Once Trump boasted once by saying, "the prettiest part of me is my very rich". But according to Forbes magazine, the Republican presidential treasure has been reduced from a year ago.
After Forbes recalculated, the business magazine mentioned that Donald Trump's wealth had been reduced to US $ 800 million in a year or about Rp 10.3 trillion.
Now Forbes estimates, the king of the property has a wealth of US $ 3.7 billion or approximately Rp 47.9 trillion.
Reported by the BBC, Thursday (29/09/2016), the publication revealed that the fall of Trump wealth due to the sluggish property market in New York.
Duel with Hillary Clinton
A total of 84 million people watched the prime debate of the US presidential candidate, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, held on September 26 local time.
The number broke the previous record printed in 36 years ago, when Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan held US Presidential debate in 1980 and watched by 80.6 million viewers.
The 84 million figure is only counted from those who watched the debate through 13 US television channels. Quoted from the BBC, Wednesday (28/09/2016), estimated the original number could be much higher.
Millions of people around the world are also expected to watch the debate through live streaming or watching together.
Data obtained Nielsen said the audience debate still watch the "duel" which lasted for 98 minutes. They do not stop in the middle of the road.
US Republican Donald Trump said he knew the debate would be one of the biggest viewers in television history.
In 2015, the Super League National League (NFL) finals known as the Super Bowl became the most watched television show, with a total audience of 114.4 million.