Donald Trump's inauguration as President of the United States would "welcome" and North Korea ... the way her.
Agency South Korean news Yonhap, citing sources from top military officials in Seoul says Pyongyang when Trump will even take the oath as President of the United States, will test for the first time a missile ballistic .
The same sources say that the communist country has two such missiles ready for testing and preparations monitored by American warships located in the western Pacific for several days.
Pyongyang itself nor he denied nor confirmed any such claim. Analysts say it would not be surprising that the first tests occur by accelerating the communist country's missile program.
Intercontinental ballistic missiles are missiles with long range. They can hit targets at a distance of over 5500 kilometers, but still remains unconfirmed whether Pyongyang is able to deploy nuclear warheads on them.
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