North Korea calls US bombing run a dangerous move, says it risks nuclear war
North Korean state media have sharply criticised a recent practice bombing run by two US B-1B bombers on the Korean peninsula, calling it a dangerous move.


Representational image.[/caption]Two US Air Force bombers released inert weapons Friday on a training range in South Korea. South Korean F-15 and US F-16 fighter jets joined them in the drill. The bombers also flew with Japanese F-2 fighter jets over the East China Sea on their way back to Andersen Air Force Base in Guam.The 10-hour mission came three days after North Korea tested an intercontinental ballistic missile on the Fourth of July, America's Independence Day. President Donald Trump and the leaders of South Korea and Japan, meeting during the G-20 summit in Germany, issued a joint statement condemning the launch.US military officials described the bomber mission as a defensive show of force and unity that demonstrated "the ironclad US commitment to our allies."

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