Top offficials of Donald Trump's administration have come out to state that the United States has no plan to hurt North Koreans, but that the U.S is tired of playing the 'patient dog' game with the secretive state, saying all they want is denuclearization of the Korean peninsula and not removal of Kim Jong-Un.
North Korean military chiefs revealed last week that they were putting up a plan to strike four ballistic missiles towards Guam, a U.S owned Island by mid-August, to which U.S president, Donad Trump has clearly warned the Nrth Korean regime against.
But Secretary of State, Rex Tillerson and and Secretary of Defense James Mattis have revealed they are willing to toe the diplomatic line and prevent a possible destruction of North Korea- also urging China to do more in pressurizing Kim Jong-Un to stop his nuclear power ambitions.
"We have no desire to inflict harm on the long-suffering North Korean people, who are distinct from the hostile regime in Pyongyang," Tillerson and Mattis wrote in a Wall Street Journal piece they both authored.
"We are replacing the failed policy of 'strategic patience'... with a new policy of strategic accountability,"
"The region and world need and expect China to do more," they wrote.
'The North Korean government faces a choice; take a new path toward peace, prosperity and international acceptance, or continue further down the dead alley of belligerence, poverty and isolation.
"The US will aspire and work for the former, and will remain vigilant against the latter."
North Korea's threat to fire four missiles within 25 miles of Guam, a US territory in the Pacific came last week leading Trump to double down on his statement that he would unleash "fire and fury like the world has never seen" if Pyongyang continued its threats, saying in a tweet that "military solutions" were "locked and loaded" for use against Kim Jong-Un's country.
According to a WHO and UN report, Kim Jong Un deprives its citizens of food, medical care and electricity; starves and works them to death in labor camps to fund his government's quest for nuclearization.
