War tensions are being fueled between the U.S. and North Korea

After the U.S. sent two fighter B-2 stealth jets with nuclear capacity over South Korea because of an exercise, North Korea decided to raise the pitch of its threats and target directly to North America.

A U.S. B-2 Stealth Bomber flew over South Korea and put on alert North Korea on a possible attack manouver.

The leader Kim Jong-un has ordered the country’s missile units to be put on alert for a possible attack on U.S. military bases in South Korea and in the Pacific.

According to the agenda of North Korea, Kim Jong-un has launched a “strategic plan” that literally orders the missile units and long-range artillery to be “ready to shoot at any time to the U.S.” either on its own territory or at its military bases in the Pacific “including Hawaii, Guam and South Korea.”

North Korea stands ready with its missiles loaded.