North Korea says seriously considering plan to strike US territory Guam.

US President Donald Tram told North Korea that any threat to the United States will be filled with "fire and anger".

North Korea said on Wednesday that US President Donald Tram will meet with "threats and rage" to any threat to North America. North Korea, United States of America Guate Strike plans to "test carefully" for a missile strike.

North Korea has hid plans to develop a nuclear missile missile to halt the United States and stop its nuclear and missile programs by ignoring international calls.

A spokesman for the North Korean People's Army (KPA) said in a statement that the North Korean state agency, KCNA News Agency, said the strike plan will be implemented after the decision of the leading Kim Jong Un.

"The KePa Strategic Force is now monitoring the action plan to create a cyclone with medium-to-long strategic ballistic rocket Hussang-22, which is part of Gama's main military bases in the areas around Gammam." Air Force Base, "the spokesman said.

The plan will soon be reported to the Supreme Command of the North, the spokesman said, without quoting a date.

B1 Bombers

On Monday, American B-1 bombers spread from Guam to the Korean peninsula as part of the "continuous bombings". An American official said, Guam's signature of a strategic importance.

In another statement, quoting another military spokesman, North Korea accused the United States of creating "preventive wars" and said that any plan to execute it would "completely destroy all the fortresses of the enemy and be wiped out with all the war" US mainland "

The United States wants to stop its "helpless military offensive" to avoid North Korea's military campaign, the army spokesman said.

The UN Security Council on Saturday imposed a fresh ban on the ongoing missile test in North Korea.

On Tuesday, North Korea condemned the battlefield against North Korea, in a meeting with reporters at the Trump National Golf Club in Bendemaster Trong National Jersey, Pyongyang called for no threat to the United States.