Donald Trump gets hit with Pyongyang

Donald Trump gets hit with Pyongyang US President Donald Trump has warned Pyongyang a day after the call for a meeting with nuclear weapons. The North Korean "rogue regime" is in serious danger, he said. In a speech to the South Korean parliament on Wednesday, Trump commented on this, BBC reported. In the speech, he warned Pyongyang of the military capabilities of the United States and its allies. "Do not undo us, do not test us." Triangle reached Seoul on Tuesday as part of Asia tour. Initially he met South Korean President Mon Zayein; Later, on a joint press conference, urged North Korea to withdraw from the path of nuclear weapons creation and sit on the negotiating table. The US President gave a speech in the South Korean parliament on Wednesday. He praised South Korean parliamentarians for the widespread development in various fields than the North after the Korean War at the beginning of the speech. Trump criticized 'military rule' of long-running North Korea. "Your grandfather (Kim Il-Tsang, the founder of North Korea) is not the paradise of imagination, but North Korea is now a hell where no one wants to go," said the country's leader Kim Jong. US President warns Kim about nuclear weapons "The weapon you make is not keeping you safe, but on the contrary, your rule is in danger."  He urged all to pressure Pyongyang to stop the nuclear weapons program. The BBC said before the speech in Parliament, Trump plans to go on an 'accidental tour' between the southern and northern districts of the demilitarised zone. The American president's helicopter tried to go to the district of Seoul, but he was forced to return due to bad weather. Trump reached Japan on Sunday for 12 days in Asia. From there, South Korea is about to go to China, Vietnam and the Philippines