North Korea reacted to its arrival by test-firing ballistic and cruise missiles in apparent demonstrations that it could make nuclear strikes against South Korea and deployed U.S. nuclear-armed submarine to come to South Korea since the 1980s. Last week, the USS Kentucky became the first U.S. The arrival of the USS Annapolis adds to the allies' show of force to counter North Korean nuclear threats. submarine arrived at a port on Jeju Island. On Monday, South Korea's military said a nuclear-propelled U.S.
King's crossing came at a time of high tensions in the Korean Peninsula, where the pace of both North Korea's weapons demonstrations and the United States' combined military exercises have intensified in a tit-for-tat cycle.
soldiers who have crossed/defected to North Korea are inevitably a nuisance because the cost-effectiveness is low in the long run" in terms of propaganda and leverage for Pyongyang over Washington and Seoul. Palmer points out that Thae Yong-ho, a former North Korean diplomat who defected some years ago to South Korea, wrote on Facebook that, "U.S. But CBS News correspondent Elizabeth Palmer says King's presence "may come as unwelcome news to Kim Jong Un's regime."
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