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“The only remaining question now is: when will the war break out?” 

North Korean officials said that war with the United States is not an “if” but a “when” in response to the joint U.S./South Korean “Vigilant Ace” exercises that see 230 U.S. and South Korean aircraft — including the most advanced stealth planes — practice flight drills over the Korean peninsula.

According to Reuters, a North Korean spokesman for the country’s foreign ministry called the exercises “confrontational warmongering” that had made war “an established fact.”

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The South Korean government has allocated the first $310,000 to its newly created “decapitation unit,” which, in the event of war with Pyongyang, will be tasked with neutralizing its leadership and sabotaging crucial military facilities, local media report.

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S. Korea allocates budget for ‘decapitation unit’ targeting Kim Jong-un’s government

The South Korean government has allocated the first $310,000 to its newly created “decapitation unit,” which, in the event of war with Pyongyang, will be tasked with neutralizing its leadership and sabotaging crucial military facilities, local media report.

The ministry announced the first tranche of 340 million won ($310,000) Wednesday, South Korean media reported citing defense ministry sources. This sum, however, is just a fraction of the nearly $40 billion budget awarded to the ministry for 2018.

“The money will be spent on purchasing equipment for the special forces… The equipment includes suicide drones, surveillance drones and grenade machine guns,” a defense ministry official told the Korea Herald on condition of anonymity. Meanwhile, another official cited by Yonhap said the budget “will be used for such weapons as sub-machine guns for special operation purposes and drones.” 

The ministry will reportedly be increasing the outfit’s budget as needed, with up to $23.7mn expected to be spent on boosting its combat power.

The so-called “decapitation unit” was established by the South Korean military under its Special Warfare Command on December 1. The team comprises roughly 1,000 highly-trained professionals and is modeled on the US Army Rangers, Delta Force, SEAL Team Six and the Green Berets. 

Despite its somewhat misleading nickname, the decapitation unit is not necessarily tasked with assassinating North Korea’s leader himself. Instead, a source told the Korea Times following the launch, the elite squad’s mission will be to neutralize key government figures, or carry out an attack on heavily defended nuclear and missile facilities. 

The launch came just days after Pyongyang’s ballistic missile launch on November 29. However, South Korean Defense Minister Song Young-Moo first referred to the unit’s creation in September, following Pyongyang’s sixth nuclear test. Although the official launch has taken place and a budget awarded, the division will take time to become fully operational, according to experts cited by the Korea Herald. This is reportedly because it currently lacks some crucial assets, such as low-flying aircraft capable of delivering and deploying special warfare teams deep into North Korean territory.    SOURCE RT

North Korean officials said that war with the United States is not an “if” but a “when” in response to the joint U.S./South Korean “Vigilant Ace” exercises that see 230 U.S. and South Korean aircraft — including the most advanced stealth planes — practice flight drills over the Korean peninsula.

According to Reuters, a North Korean spokesman for the country’s foreign ministry called the exercises “confrontational warmongering” that had made war “an established fact.” 

“The remaining question now is: when will the war break out?” the spokesman said Wednesday on North Korea’s state-run KCNA news agency.

“We do not wish for a war but shall not hide from it,” he added.

This announcement comes after North Korea launched another intercontinental ballistic missile in a clear move to antagonize the U.S. and its allies in the region.

China has also issued a statement urging calm between both parties and noting that those who suffer from the war will be ordinary people.

“We hope all relevant parties can maintain calm and restraint and take steps to alleviate tensions and not provoke each other,” Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said.

“The outbreak of war is not in any side’s interest. The ones that will suffer the most are ordinary people.”

While China is North Korea’s only major ally in the region, the two have been on shaky ground as of late, with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and Chinese leader Xi Jinping trading insults. Before Trump’s visit in early November, China banned major forms of tourism to North Korea. This is a slap in the face toward the hermit kingdom, as tourism from China is one of its major sources of income.

Should war break out between the U.S., Washington has promised that the communist country would be “utterly destroyed.” Source Red State

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