Kim Jong Un reveals his 'U.S. mainland strike plan'

North Korea today released photographs of Kim Jong Un inside his military command centre signing the order to put rockets on standby to attack the U.S. mainland. The news came on the same day that the country announced it was in a 'state of war' with neighbouring country South Korea.

The pictures, which appeared in the state-run Rodong newspaper, show Kim surrounded by his generals, large-scale maps and diagrams during an 'emergency meeting' at an undisclosed location.
A chart marked 'U.S. mainland strike plan' appears to show missile trajectories that the NK News web site estimates targets Hawaii, Washington DC, Los Angeles and Austin, Texas.

However closer inspection of the chart shows the flight path missing these targets as it cuts through California, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia and South Carolina.  The order from leader Kim Jong Un came after the U.S. flew two stealth bombers over the Korean peninsula.

In an escalation of long-standing tensions with Seoul, a provocative statement was released by North Korea's government, ruling party and other organizations by the country's official news agency. The statement read: 'From this time on, the North-South relations will be entering the state of war and all issues raised between the North and the South will be handled accordingly.'
North Korea has been threatening to attack South korea and US military bases almost on a daily basis since the beginning of March.

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