South Korea Threatens to Bomb North Korea

South Korea threatens to bomb North Korea until it turns 'to ashes' if Kim Jong Un and his regime will continue to plans with regards to nuke attack.

The South Korean Military relayed to Yonhap News that "Every Pyongyang district, particularly where the North Korean leadership is possibly hidden, will be completely destroyed by ballistic missiles and high explosive shells as soon as the North shows any signs of using a nuclear weapon."

The South warned that the capital of the North will be turned "to ashes" and erased from the map, Telegraph reported.

North Korea has been on the headlines for the past weeks because of their aggressiveness including the launch of three ballistic missiles and the test of its fifth nuke warhead.

The explosion caused by the nuclear warhead was initially discerned as an earthquake with a magnitude of 5. Later on, Pyongyang confirmed that it was due to the largest and most successful nuclear test of the country.

Several nations including the United States and Japan are already on talks with the United Nations to call for sanctions against Mr. Kim's actions.

South Korea's Defense Ministry already has a plan called "Korea Massive Punishment and Retaliation" which include a plan of erasing Pyongyang entirely off the map.

According to New York Daily, the South plans to utilize surface to surface ballistic missiles that were produced locally. A missile called Hyunmoo 3 is reportedly capable of reaching over 600 miles. An improved version of the weapon is set to target a wider range.

Reports also state the Seoul has plans of asking the United States to provide nuclear weapons for the country. Sejong Institute members also advised the nation to own an independent nuclear strike potential.



With the continuous study and experiments of the North on nuclear warheads, experts believe that the nation is capable of creating small missiles carrying nukes that can range other Asian