After North Korea conducted yet another missile test last week, President Trump said on Monday that the DPRK's continuing provocations “will be handled.”
"We're gonna be able to handle North Korea,” he said at a White House cabinet meeting. “It will be handled. We handle everything.”
On Sunday, Trump tweeted that he is “very disappointed” with China for not taking action against North Korea’s leader Kim Jong Un for his missile program.
He and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe have reportedly agreed to take further action against North Korea. The two discussed on the phone their plans to address the situation:
“Abe told reporters after the call that Trump pledged to ‘take all necessary measures to protect’ Japan and that Abe praised his commitment to do so,” Fox News reports. “He also called on China and Russia to do more to stop Pyongyang.”
North Korea’s missile test on Friday is the second in a month. The government claims its missiles have the range to reach the U.S. mainland.
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