Korea e Veriut raporton se kreu prove berthamore!

[D@mian]

Korea e Veriut shpalli sot kryerjen e sukseshme te nje prove berthamore te nendheshme. SHBA bejne fjale per nje "veprim provokativ". Reagime te menjeheshme nga Korea e Jugut, Japonia dhe Tajvani. Kryeministri japonez tha se Keshilli i Sigurimit duhet te ndermarre "veprime te vendosura" kundra K. se Veriut dhe programit te saj per arme berthamore.

North Korea claims successful nuclear weapons test

SEOUL, South Korea (CNN) -- North Korea came under harsh international criticism after claiming to have carried out a successful underground nuclear weapons test on Monday.

China, a close ally of North Korea, denounced the claimed test as "brazen," and South Korea said it would respond "sternly" to a move that experts said raised fears of nuclear terrorism and a regional arms race.

The United States said a test would constitute a "provocative act," and it was expected to put pressure on North Korea during a United Nations Security Council meeting set for 9:30 a.m. ET.

New Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and President Bush agreed Monday during a telephone call that the U.N. Security Council must take "decisive action" against North Korea over its nuclear weapons test, according to the Japanese Foreign Ministry.

Bush was expected to make a statement on the situation from the White House at 9:45 a.m. ET.

When North Korea warned last week that it intended to conduct a nuclear test, international analysts said it could unleash a regional arms race and give a virtual green light to Iran, which the United States suspects wants to develop nuclear weapons. Experts also fear North Korea may allow terrorists such as al Qaeda access to its nuclear weapons technology.

"This immediately affects the calculations of South Korea, Taiwan, Japan, all of whom might decide that they need to have their own independent nuclear arsenal as well," said international security analyst Joseph Cirincione of the Center for American Progress. "If North Korea gets away with this, Iran will be encouraged to go forward."

On Wednesday, U.S. Assistant Secretary of State Christopher Hill said, "North Korea can have a future or it can have these weapons. It cannot have both."

Immediately following North Korea's announcement Monday, South Korean president Roh Moo-hyun said Pyongyang has "broke the trust of the international community." (Watch South Korea's Cabinet meet about what to do next -- 7:00)

Roh said it brought "a severe situation that threatens stability on the Korean Peninsula and in northeast Asia."

Abe told the same news conference his country would work "to make ways to implement action for a tough resolution."

Australian Prime Minister John Howard suggested financial, trade and travel sanctions, saying a "strong international response is called for."

CNN's Dan Rivers, speaking from the demilitarized zone between North and South Korea, said the key question now was what China -- which effectively allowed North Korea to exist economically -- would do. (Watch a quick timeline of how the situation reached this point -- 2:09)

The apparent nuclear test was conducted at 10:36 a.m. (1:36 a.m. GMT) in Hwaderi near Kilju city, South Korea's Yonhap news agency reported, citing defense officials.

South Korea's state geology research center detected a 3.58-magnitude "artificial earthquake" in a remote area of North Korea's North Hamgyeong Province, according to the news agency. Judging from the seismic tremor, the center said the power of the explosion was equivalent to around a half kiloton of TNT explosives, Yonhap reported.

Reports of the claimed test triggered global condemnation (Full story).

South Korea's Defense Ministry raised the military alert level. (Watch how the world changes after a North Korean nuclear test -- 2:09)

"The field of scientific research in the DPRK (North Korea's official name) successfully conducted an underground nuclear test under secure conditions on October 9. ... at a stirring time when all the people of the country are making a great leap forward in the building of a great prosperous powerful socialist nation," said North Korea's state news agency, Korean Central News Agency.

CNN's Matthew Chance said that Moscow said Russian equipment in the area had confirmed an underground test.

Defense Minister Sergei Ivanov said that the force of the blast was five to 15 kilotons.

In Washington, White House Press Secretary Tony Snow said a "North Korean nuclear test would constitute a provocative act in defiance of the will of the international community and of our call to refrain from actions that would aggravate tensions in northeast Asia." (Watch initial Pentagon reaction -- 3:22)

A U.S. military official told CNN that "something clearly has happened," but the Pentagon was working to fully confirm the report.

The U.S. Geological Survey Web site recorded a light 4.2-magnitude earthquake in North Korea at 10:35 a.m., about 385 kilometers (240 miles) northeast of the North Korean capital, Pyongyang.

"The nuclear test was conducted with indigenous wisdom and technology 100 percent. It marks a historic event as it greatly encouraged and pleased the KPA (Korean People's Army) and people that have wished to have powerful self-reliant defense capability," KCNA reported.

"It will contribute to defending the peace and stability on the Korean Peninsula and in the area around it."
China's reaction

China on Monday demanded Pyongyang stop any action that would worsen the situation, Reuters news service reports.

"The DPRK has ignored the widespread opposition of the international community and conducted a nuclear test brazenly on October 9," China's Foreign Ministry said in a statement on its Web site.

"The Chinese government is firmly opposed to this," the statement said.

In Tokyo, the prime minister's office said Japan had established a task force to address the situation. Chief government spokesman Yasuhisa Shiozaki said if a nuclear test was confirmed, Japan would "strongly protest" it.

Russian President Vladimir Putin condemned the claimed test, Russian news agencies reported, as Russia demanded North Korea rein in its nuclear program.

On Friday, the Security Council warned North Korea against performing a nuclear test, citing unspecified action if it should do so.

It also called on North Korea to return immediately to the six-party talks with China, Japan, South Korea, Russia and the United States.
'Serious provocation'

Also Monday, North Korea accused South Korea of committing a serious provocation by firing warning shots during a weekend incident in which the South says soldiers from the communist North crossed over their border.

On Monday, members of the U.N. Security Council were expected to select South Korean Foreign Minister Ban Ki-moon to succeed Kofi Annan as secretary-general of the world body.

In a straw poll last Monday, all but one of the 15 council members supported that choice, according to Chinese Ambassador Wang Guangya.

http://www.cnn.com/2006/WORLD/asiapcf/10/09/korea.nuclear.test/index.html

[alibaba]

Pashë dhe unë lajmet në televizion.Japonezët janë shumë të shqetësuar, dhe të gjitha shtetet e botës frikësohen nga ndonjë veprim fatal nga ana e Koresë.
A thua kënd ka qëllim t'a sulmojë??

[skampin]

ndoshta duan te lajne hakun.

[Darius]

Asgje nuk eshte e sigurt. Para 20 minutash tek CNN sa u transmetua qe lajmi ka mundesi te mos jete i vertete por vetem propagade. Jane rregjistruar lekundje qe mbas analizimit kane rezultuar qe kane qene thjesht sizmike dhe jo te shkaktuara nga ndonje shperthim berthamor. Sidoqofte prova e trumebtuar kaq me te madhe nga Koreano verioret presupozohej te ishte me nje bombe prej 4 kiloton ndersa ajo qe rezultoi mbas hetimeve fillestare ishte jo me shume se 200-500 tone, pra shume e vogel si bombe atomike.
Ose dicka ka deshtuar gjate proves dhe qe normalisht propaganda diktatoriale e Kim Jung e paraqet si sukses ose prova nuk eshte kryer fare. Sidoqofte mbetet te verifikohet rastesia e termetit ne momentin qe pritej te kryhej prova berthamore.

[Barbarosa]

Mendimi im per proven berthamore te Korese veriore eshte paksa me i relaksuar edhe pse ketu nuk pati mendime te qorientuara por prap se prap une e shoh te arsyeshme kete prove berthamore ngase ne boten qe jetojme eshte e nevojshme te behet nje balansim i ri i forcave ekzistuese,kjo ngase eshte e domosdoshme ulja e tensioneve mes njerzimit ose me mir thene mes qyteterimeve te ndyshme islame,induse dhe perendimore.
Eshte nje fakt tjeter qe e brengos boten kapitaliste por edhe neve ashtu e kjo eshte se sa eshte e gatshme Korea veriore te bashkpunoje me pjesen tjeter te shteteve berthamore.
Korea veriore mbijeton mbi te gjitha.
Fundi i fundit edhe ne jemi duke mbijetuar dita dites.

[D@mian]

Japonia thote se zoteron teknologjine dhe eshte ne gjendje te prodhoje arme berthamore brenda 183 ditesh!!

Has Tokyo Arose?

INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY

Posted 10/6/2006

Realpolitik: The real fallout from a North Korean nuclear test may be an amended Japanese constitution making Tokyo a full and active participant in defense of freedom. Tokyo's days as Asia's Switzerland may be over.

When a neighbor with a habit of firing missiles over your country threatens to test a nuclear weapon, it tends to concentrate the mind. Japan, whose postwar foreign policy has rested on a pacifism enshrined in its constitution, may be awakening, its fear of annihilation overcoming its fear of militarism.

Last month, Shinzo Abe, 52, became Japan's youngest postwar prime minister, the first born after World War II, which ended with the nuclear destruction of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. He has no desire for any Japanese city to repeat that experience and is not amused by Pyongyang's recent belligerence.

At his first press conference as prime minister, Abe said Japan would aggressively pursue a long-overdue permanent seat on the U.N. Security Council, strengthen defense ties with the U.S. and repeal the military restrictions of Article 9 of the constitution written in the rubble of Imperial Japan.

In 1998, the Stalinist gulag of North Korea launched a Taepodong ICBM over Honshu, the main island of Japan, an economic powerhouse and vibrant democracy. This July saw a volley of seven North Korean Scuds and Nodongs into the Sea of Japan.

Abe has said that if "there is no other option to prevent" a North Korean attack, a pre-emptive strike by Japan on Pyongyang's missile sites would be "within the constitutional right of self-defense" enshrined in Article 9.

Abe knows that even a creative interpretation of Article 9 has its limits and wants to amend it if not repeal it outright to let Japan have a real military with real responsibilities and capabilities.

Japan spends less than 1% of its GDP on its Self Defense Forces. It has aided the U.S. in Afghanistan and Iraq, but the "troops" it has sent aren't allowed to shoot anybody. A Japanese warship cannot come to the aid of an ally attacked under current law.

Abe wants to change that and accelerate the trend toward a real strategic relationship with the U.S. begun under his predecessors. Former Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi tested Article 9 by first sending five ships to the Indian Ocean to assist coalition forces in Afghanistan. This was followed in 2004 by the first deployment of soldiers outside Japan since 1945 — 600 troops sent to Iraq in a noncombat role.

On June 23, the U.S. and Japan agreed to jointly produce anti-missile missiles. Some will be deployed on the five Aegis destroyers that are part of Japan's growing navy. Also in June, Tokyo and Washington agreed to deploy the Patriot Advanced Capability-3 (PAC-3) missile defense system at U.S. bases in Japan. A new early warning X-band radar system is located at a Japanese SDF base in the northern city of Tsugaru.

With 240,000 troops under arms and a budget of $50 billion, Japan's military outranks Britain's in terms of money and manpower. According to a recent article in Forbes magazine, Japan could produce a nuclear arsenal in just 183 days.

Abe has much to do and much resistance to overcome. But North Korea's missile program has changed many Japanese minds. A nuclear test by Pyongyang might lead to the last gasp of Japanese pacifism. The transformation of Japan from Asia's Switzerland to Asia's Britain — a strategic partner with teeth — is under way.

http://www.investors.com/editorial/editorialcontent.asp?secid=1501&status=article&id=245026560445738

[antares]

Veshtire se "clirimtaret" Janki do te lejojne Japonine apo ca me pal Gjemanine te prodhojne arme atomike!
Ata vertet kane pesuar fiasko ne Kore, por nuk jane gati te heqin dore nga kontrolli kapilar mbi dy kolonite kryesore te "fituara" (kryesisht me gjakun Rus) ne Luften e Dyte Boterore!
Nese prova Koreane nuk ka qene atomike (sic po thote Washingtoni e Parisi) atehere pse bejne gam-gam?
Nese ajo ishte e tille sic konfirmon Rusia, le te jetojne edhe me shtetin e 9-te atomik.......
Halli eshte qe nuk mund ti besh presion nje shteti me dhembe atomike......

[Darius]

Raportet Tregojne Se Korea E Veriut Mund Te Testoje Bomben Me Hidrogjen

Nje studiues Korean-Japonez i cili konsiderohet si zedhenesi jo zyrtar i liderit Kim Jong-Ili tha para disa ditesh se Pyongyang ka bomben me hidrogjen dhe se do kryeje nje prove me ti si pjese e nje sere aksionesh te permendura ne deklaraten kunder Shteteve te Bashkuara.

Ne nje interviste me radion MBC, Kim Myong-Chol, drejtori i Qendres per Paqen Korano-Amerikane, nje agjensi kerkimore me qender ne Japoni dhe qe eshte pro Korese se Veriut tha se shteti Stalinist eshte gati te testoje bomben H ose te kryeje nje tjeter prove berthamore me te madhe se ajo e deklaruar diten e Hene.

Ministri i Jashtem i Korese se Veriut leshoi nje deklarate diten e Merkure duke thene se Korea do pergjigjet me nje sere aksionesh fizike nese Washingtoni do vazhdoje te ushtroje presion mbi Pyongyangun.

Per me shume mund te lexoni ne linkun origjinal: North Korea Will Test H-Bomb


Nuk mund te garantoj saktesine e lajmit ndonese ka disa faqe ne interenet qe e kane ate por nese eshte i vertete atehere ky veprim i Korese e acaron edhe me shume situaten e sotme. Sipas burimeve amerikane, Korea e Veriut disponon nje sasi prej 100 bombash atomike duke e bere nje nga vendet me te rrezikshme me arsenal berthamor. Vendimi per te testuar nje tjeter bombe akoma me te fuqishme se ajo berthamore e agravon situaten ne nje shkalle me siperore, sidomos kur deklarata e bere shoqerohet me nje kercenim qe ky veprim i dedikohet ashpersimit te masave dhe deklaratave te marra nga Washingtoni ndaj Korese se Veriut. Shume analisteve te politikes nderkombetare deklarata e Pynongyangut i duket shume e cmendur dhe provokative por duke pare vijen e vendosur diktatoriale dhe ate ushtarake te rregjimit ne fuqi, cmenduria metaforike shume shpejt mund te shnderrohet ne nje realitet te frikshem. Kur pritej me frike reagimi i Iranit duke se situata me Korene e ka lene ate pas dore dhe gjithe vemendja nderkombetare eshte fokusuar aty. Administrata e sotme amerikane ben fajtore administratat e kaluara ne lidhje me Korene e Veriut duke pretenduar qe kjo gjendje nuk do ekzistonte nese do ishin marre masat dhe veprimet e duhura ne nje kohe me te hershme kur problemi ishte ne fazat e tija fillestare.
Distancat ne leshim e bombave atomike qe disponon sot Korea e Veriut mund te arrijne brigjet perendimore te USA, ishujt Hawai dhe Alasken.