 The United States intelligence shows that there could be a North Korean nuclear test, missile test, or even both before, during or after President Joe Biden's trip to South Korea and Japan, which he's starting this week. The West National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan told the White House briefing that all contingencies are being prepared for, including the possibility that such a provocation would occur while in Korea or in Japan. That our intelligence does reflect the genuine possibility that there will be either a further missile test, including long-range missile test, or a nuclear test, or frankly, both in the days leading into, on or after the President's trip to the region. We are preparing for all contingencies, including the possibility that such a provocation would occur while we are in Korea or in Japan. We are coordinating closely with our allies in both Korea and Japan on this. We have spoken with counterparts in China. I spoke with my Chinese counterpart this morning and covered this issue of the DPRK. And we are prepared, obviously, to make both short and longer-term adjustments to our military posture as necessary to ensure that we are providing both defense and deterrence to our allies in the region and that we're responding to any North Korean provocation. Visit our YouTube channel and don't forget to hit the notification button so you get notified about fresh news updates.