U.S. slams North Korea threats, warns ready for 'any contingency'

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U.S. slams North Korea threats, warns ready for 'any contingency'
   
The Pentagon on Tuesday condemned North Korea's threats to target U.S. military bases, saying the United States was ready to respond to "any contingency."                      

"We're concerned about any threat raised by the North Koreans," Pentagon spokesman George Little told reporters.                        

"They need to stop threatening peace on the peninsula, that doesn't help anyone ... and we stand ready to respond to any contingency."

This comes after North Korea said its strategic rocket and long-range artillery units have been ordered to enter combat posture targeting US military bases on Guam, Hawaii and mainland America after US bombers flew more sorties threatening the North.    

"From this moment, the Supreme Command of the Korean People's Army will be putting in combat duty posture No. 1 all field artillery units including long-range artillery units strategic rocket units that will target all enemy object in US invasionary bases on its mainland, Hawaii and Guam," the North's KCNA news agency said.    

The North previously threatened nuclear attack on the United States and South Korea, although it is not believed to have the technology to hit continental United States with an atomic weapon.


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