North Korea Tests 7 Missiles 'To Get President Biden's Attention'

The transcript discusses North Korea's recent missile launch, the longest since 2017, capable of reaching Guam. The Biden administration's focus on other foreign policy issues, like Ukraine, has led to a lack of engagement with North Korea, prompting further missile tests. Diplomatic efforts are ongoing, with China and Russia proposing sanctions relief. Expert Joe Cerroni warns of potential escalation if the US continues to ignore North Korea's provocations. The situation requires careful diplomatic handling to prevent further tensions.

What is the significance of the Wausau 12 missile launched by North Korea?

• It is a missile that was launched in 2015.

• It is a missile that failed to launch.

• It is capable of reaching U.S. territories like Guam.

• It is the shortest range missile tested by North Korea.

What has been the Biden administration's approach to North Korea's missile tests?

• Engaging in immediate military action.

• Offering economic incentives.

• Lifting all sanctions on North Korea.

• Focusing on other foreign policy issues.

What is the potential impact of the Winter Olympics on North Korea's missile testing?

• It may lead to an increase in testing.

• It could cause a temporary halt in testing.

• It will have no impact on testing activities.

• It will result in new sanctions against North Korea.

According to Joe Cerroni, what is the primary message North Korea is sending with its missile tests?

• A strategic message to the United States.

• An attempt to join the United Nations.

• A warning to neighboring countries.

• A desire to engage in direct military conflict.

What does Joe Cerroni suggest is necessary to prevent escalation with North Korea?

• Increasing economic sanctions.

• Engaging in negotiations.

• Ignoring North Korea's actions.

• Immediate military intervention.

What is the Biden administration's likely response to North Korea's continued missile tests, according to Joe Cerroni?

• Engaging in protracted negotiations.

• Continuing to ignore North Korea.

• Lifting all sanctions immediately.

• Providing military support to South Korea.

What could be a potential trigger for a reaction from South Korea, Japan, or U.S. forces?

• North Korea's economic reforms.

• North Korea's diplomatic talks.

• North Korea's missile tests.

• North Korea's cultural exchanges.