Russian Agrees: North Korea Long-Range Missiles Now Able to Reach America

John W. Spring

Russian political analyst Dmitry Verkhoturov had stated “Back in 2013 it became clear that the DPRK had a flying prototype of an intercontinental ballistic missile which was tested before the eyes of the entire world. We are speaking of the Unha-3 (Milky Way-3) rocket, which successfully launched the first North Korean satellite on December 12, 2012.”

Verkhoturov further stated “North Korea’s Unha-3 ICBM is capable of delivering a nuclearwarhead to the territory of the United States.”

According to Russian political analyst Dmitry Verkhoturov, since 2013 North Korean long-range missiles have been capable of striking the United States. For the record, since at least 2014, I have stated that their long-range missiles were capable of even striking major cities on the Atlantic Coast of the United States based on my scientific background and experience.

Recently, U.S. Secretary of Defense Ash Carter said, “Their nuclear weapons and ballistic missile defense programs are a serious threat to us.” However, the United States does not have a homeland missile defense system in operation that can destroy any long-range missiles that might be launched from the Korean Peninsula to strike America.

Verkhoturov has assumed that Pyongyang is already in possession of intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs) capable of reaching the territory of the United States. Because their trajectory path will lie over the Arctic Ocean, they would be beyond the reach of any anti-ballistic missile (ABM) system now deployed in Guam, Japan or South Korea.

So America faces a serious thermonuclear dilemma—especially during this current transition period from now until Inauguration Day when Donald J. Trump becomes the 45^th President.

Thae Yong-ho, a defector from North Korea, has stated that “North Korea has set the goal of developing miniaturized nuclear weapons that can fit atop a long-range missile capable of reaching the United States by the end of 2017 or early 2018 as it takes into account the political transitions in South Korea and the U.S.” However, based upon my own analytic research, this has already happened as early as 2013.

Unfortunately, the U.S. intelligence agencies are apparently still not fully aware of this dilemma as was previously the case for the Cuban Missile Crisis in 1962 and also the Second Missile Crisis in Central America and the Caribbean during 1983. However, now, they claim to have the “facts” about the alleged Russian computer-hacking during the 2016 General Election and also “Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMDs)” that were never found in Iraq after the United States reachedBaghdad during the spring in 2003.

If it were possible for me to contact President-Elect Donald J. Trump on this important matter, America might become safer at this time. So, if any of you are able to contact him on my behalf, please do so right away.

My mailing address is: John W. Spring, P.O. Box 18946, Anaheim, CA 92817, USA.

Please understand that while the United States remains in transition, America, during this time, becomes vulnerable to North Korea, which so few people now believe is a real threat to us. Of course, the same was true during the Kennedy and Reagan administrations. So, if you have any contacts now for President-Elect Donald J. Trump, please forward this information to them.

Note: The aforementioned should strongly be reviewed due to North Korea’s most recent ICBM test on July 4, 2017, which was apparently a complete success. Do not rely upon the intelligence community in Washington for an accurate analysis of this current dilemma. JWS