My atom button is bigger than that and works too: Trump 

WASHINGTON: The  Cold War of North Korea and America is not taking the name of the stoppage. After a fresh threat from North Korea's dictator, US President Donald Trump said in a tone that his nuclear button, Kim Jong, is not only "bigger and stronger" than North Korea's leader, but also works.

Trump said in a tweet, "North Korea's leader Kim Jong, he says that his nuclear weapons button remains at his desk at all times. Any nominee of his government, who is helpless and starving, will tell them that I also have a nuclear weapon button but it is bigger and more powerful than their buttons and my button works too. "

In a fresh threat to the United States, he had said that North Korea is now a nuclear country and the nuclear button lives on his desk. Kim Jong, while addressing the nation on television, said that the entire area of ​​the Mainland of America is now in the heart of North Korea's nuclear attack. At the same time, he said that the country needs to create a comprehensive armament and ballistic missile and increase its deployment.

Meanwhile, the White House called North Korea a 'global threat' and asked other countries to increase pressure on it. White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said, "Our focus here is on increasing the maximum pressure on North Korea and the United States wants other countries to join it." He said, "It is a global threat, We are appealing to increase pressure and take stringent measures. We will continue to help different leaders and other countries in this. "

Sanders said that the US has all options open. North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un told them to improve relations with South Korea and they have said that North Korea could participate in the 2018 Winter Olympics in South Korea. After this, Trump said that the US-led international restrictions and 'other pressures' have started to have a big impact on North Korea.

At the same time, South Korea welcomed the offer of North Korea and offered a high level talk with him. Sanders said that this developments will not change South Korea's relations with the United States and they will remain as strong as ever.