On Tuesday, US President Donald Trump issued a warning to North Korea, cautioning it that the US is set up to use devastating military activity if needed. Through defense sources it is known that the rebel country has moved few fighter planes, external fuel tanks and aerial missile to a base on its eastern coast to help military preparedness. 

This move was found in US satellite image and is seen by the US as a North Korean push to support its military preparation in the eastern part. This move would give the aircrafts capacity to fly eastward more than its assessed 900-mile range. Satellite images shows Mig-29 aircraft at the site including a few missiles and fuel tanks on the planes.

The North Korean Foreign Minister Ri Yong Ho on Monday, accused US President Donald Trump for "declaring a war" on his nation, and Mr Ri warned to shoot down US bombersflying off its coastline regardless of the fact that the bombers are within North Korea boundary or outside it. 

The United States flew B-1B bombers from Guam in global airspace toward the east of North Korea on Saturday as a show of power in a reaction to Pyongyang's "heedless conduct." 

It is well known that the US keeps up adequate aerial observation and radar capacity in the area to know whether any military aircraft take off from North Korea. 

Trump said in the Rose Garden amid a news meeting "if we take that option it will devastating…devastating….for North Korea, It's known as the military option." 

"He's acting bad," Trump said of North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un. "He's speaking things that should never ever be said." 

Both the United States and North Korea have been fighting a war of words, progressively exchanging fierce rhetoric through the previous week, against the foundation of the United Nations General Assembly in New York. 

The Trump White House dismissed the possibility that war had been declared. But regardless of the war of words, there has been no outward moves from either nation showing planning for an actual clash. 

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