N. Korea taunts Trump with missile test

North Korea test-fired a missile into the sea on Sunday, according to the South Korean military. The test was also detected by the U.S. and is analyzing the data of the launch.

It's like a global schoolyard where the punk with funny hair, who never went to the gym, wants to make fun of the new kid and calls him a wuss.

President Trump has been briefed on the missile launch and a White House official said that "We are aware of the missile launch by North Korea. The President has been briefed and we are continuing to closely monitor the situation."

Oleg Nikolenko, a Ukrainian official to the UN told Fox News: "We are closely following the situation with the reported missile launch by DPRK. So far, there is no request for an urgent SC meeting; but everything is possible for tomorrow."

The chubby cheek leader of North Korea, Kim Jong-un, is obviously trying to cause a stir in the loins of President Trump as he was hosting Japan's leader Shinzo Abe. But Mr. Trump isn't revealing his strategy as to how he plans to deal with Kim.

Japan's Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga, called the missile test an "act of provocation" as it was undertaken while Abe was visiting Trump. Suga said that Japan will vigorously protest against North Korea's launch through diplomatic channels with China.

South Korean Military said the launch was North Korea's "show of force" against President Trump's administration.

It isn't clear at this time as to whether the projectile was a ballistic missile but it made a big splash and Kim celebrated with ice cream. 

The lard body Kim said that North Korea is now ready to launch an intercontinental ballistic missile.

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