experts caution US Congress, rejecting the possibility of North Korea's possible electro-magnetic spontaneous (EMP) attack. However, if such an attack could destroy the entire United States electricity supply system. 90 percent of the country's population could die within a year.
William Graham, chairman of the US Electoral Commission on Electricity and the Chief of Staff,
Peter Vincent, has recently warned the Congress in the hearing of the subcommittee on internal security in the House of Representatives. They said that the nuclear EMP attack by North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is the 'biggest threat' for the United States and the government still does not 'accept' this issue. They urged the delegation to take steps to protect the electricity supply system.
Previously, last month, a former Republican member of the US Representative in The Hill, Cart Waldon wrote that nuclear EMP attacks could destroy all US electronic devices. It will crash the aircraft, the other vehicles including the train will stop and the electricity supply will collapse. Millions of people will die because of starvation, illness and social degradation.
According to CNN, US Secretary of State Rex Tyleron said on Sunday that he would continue diplomatic efforts as long as the US and North Korean counterparts demonstrate military power. In CNN's TV show 'State of the Union', Rex Tyleron said diplomatic efforts will continue until North Korea's first bomb is read.