US President Donald Trump has warned North Korea that his 'fire and fury' comment over the country's development of nuclear weapons may not strong enough.
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US President Donald Trump has escalated his rhetoric on North Korea, saying his “fire and fury” comment might not be “tough enough.”
Trump is issuing a new warning over the country’s development of nuclear weapons.
He said North Korea “better get their act together or they are going to be in trouble like few nations have ever been in trouble.”
Trump was addressing reporters during his vacation at his New Jersey golf club before a security briefing with top advisers.
He continued that if North Korea attacks anyone the US cares about, they should be nervous because “things will happen to them like they never thought possible.”
It’s the latest warning since he said earlier this week that North Korea faces “retaliation with fire and fury unlike any the world has seen before.”
North Korea has said it may attack Guam in retaliation.
Trump also criticized Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell for the failure to “repeal and replace” former president Barack Obama’s health care law.