WW3 fears intensify as North Korea vows to carry out imminent nuclear bomb test

The tubby tyrant claims he has rockets capable of reaching America with an H-bomb attached.

Now Jong-un is ready to further violate United Nations sanctions with another nuke test – months after claiming to have carried out a successful hydrogen bomb launch.

North Korea’s official KCNA news agency said: "Declaring that a nuclear warhead explosion test and a test-fire of several kinds of ballistic rockets able to carry nuclear warheads will be conducted in a short time to further enhance the reliance of nuclear attack capability, he (Kim) instructed the relevant section to make prearrangement for them to the last detail.”

Experts believe Kim, who became leader in 2011, would be slapped with harsher sanctions when he carries out the new tests.

This month the White House hailed United Nations measures imposed on Pyongyang – claiming they sent a "strong message” to the tyrant.

But just hours later military chiefs launched two short-range missiles off its east coast.

South Korea’s defence ministry said there are no indications of activity at the North’s nuclear test site.

The South’s president Park Geun-hye said the North risks self-destruction if it continues to be confrontational to the international community.

Yesterday the North’s state-run media outlet DPRK – which stands for the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea – boasted of the nation possessing nukes more devastating than those developed by the former Soviet Union.

A report said: "Our hydrogen bomb is much bigger than the one developed by the Soviet Union.

"If this H-bomb were to be mounted on an intercontinental ballistic missile and fall on Manhattan in New York City, all the people there would be killed immediately and the city would burn down to ashes.”

Just days ago Jong-un revealed his army has developed terrifying nuclear warheads capable of being mounted onto ballistic missiles.

(dailystar.co.uk)