Ever since the end of the Korean war, The United States and North Korea haven't been seeing eye to eye. In 2002, North Korea ignored the Agreed Framework and Pyongyang it had signed which meant they were supposed to stop their nuclear weapons program. Instead, in 2006 North Korea fired seven missiles underground and started it's first underground nuclear weapons test.

The missile tests North Korea were doing, made the U.S a little nervous. Nobody wants to get bombed. Tensions rose and a cold war between the U.S and North Korea began.

Since U.S President Donald Trump was elected in 2016, he has spoken about North Korea and their missile tests. He is ready if North Korea attempts to try anything. But North Korea had threatened to send a missile to one of our islands, Guam. The U.S was on edge waiting to see what North Korea would do next.