South Korea announced plans to launch a laser system that can blast North Korea
SOUTH Korea has desperately demonstrated its loyalty to President-elect Donald Trump with their latest announcement, revealing plans to launch a lethal laser weapon system that could potentially blast North Korean drones.The South Korean Defence Ministry confirmed that laser technology will be secured before the end of 2017, but the full laser system will be completed by 2020 - when Trump's administration will be in full swing.
The announcement from the Korean defence officials comes days after the 70-year-old billionaire slapped down Kim Jong-Un’s boastful claims that Pyongyang was close to finishing a series of tests on nuclear weapons so powerful they could reach the US.
Speaking to his brainwashed nation in a New Year's address, Jong-un said their weapons would make North Korea a “military power of the east that cannot be touched even by the strongest enemy”.
But Trump immediately rubbished Jong-un’s claims tweeting: "It won't happen!"
Hours later, the President-elect turned on Xi Jinping, the Chinese president, and publicly disgraced his nation for failing to condemn their North Korean ally’s spiritless behaviour.
Trump tweeted: “China has been taking out massive amounts of money & wealth from the US in totally one-seed trade, but won’t help with North Korea. Nice!”
In response, China’s Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said: "China's efforts are widely recognised, and we hope all sides will avoid remarks and actions to escalate the situation.”
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