Daily Mail: North Korea has up to SIXTY nuclear bombs and 5,000 tons of chemical weapons - and is not going to give them up, US military report says
* US says DPRK uses missiles as a deterrent to countries seeking regime change
* US army estimates North Korea has between 20-60 nuclear bombs right now
* Some estimates predict they could have up to 100 before the end of this year
* The US also fears that Kim's regime may have weaponised anthrax, which could wipe out 50,000 people if affixed to a missile and launched at Seoul
A US military report has claimed that North Korea has up to 60 nuclear bombs and 5,000 tons of chemical weapons.
In the report, entitled 'North Korean tactics', which was published last month, the US Army said it was unlikely the country would ever give up its stockpile, adding it uses them as a deterrent to countries seeking regime change.
'Estimates for North Korean nuclear weapons range from 20-60 bombs, with the capability to produce 6 new devices each year,' the report states, adding that other estimates suggest they could obtain up to 100 nuclear bombs by the end of 2020.
Read more ....
More News On A Pentagon Report That Says North Korea Has Up To Sixty Nuclear Bombs And 5,000 Tons Of Chemical Weapons
N.K. owns up to 60 nuclear bombs, world's third-largest amount of chemical agents: U.S. military report -- Yonhap News Agency
NK estimated to possess up to 60 nuclear bombs: US Army -- Korea Herald
North Korea has up to 60 nuclear bombs and may have weaponised anthrax, US military claim -- Mirror
US Army Says North Korea May Have Up to 60 Nukes and 5,000 Tons of Chemical Weapons in Its Stockpile -- Vice
