North Korea Recalls Its Key Ambassadors To China, Russia And The UN Back To The Country

North Korea has recalled several of its key ambassadors to China, Russia and the UN back to the country for a joint meeting in the capital (Pictured, Kim Jong Un, April 2017)

Daily Mail: North Korea recalls key ambassadors to China, Russia and the UN back to the country as tensions with the US continue to escalate

* The three ambassadors are said to be attending a joint meeting in Pyongyang
* It is suspected the officials are meeting over the country's purported preparations for further military provocations
* Last week, North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un threatened to execute a missile strike on nearby Guam, a US territory with an American military base
* US President Donald Trump vowed that, if so, North Korea would be met with 'fire and fury'

North Korea has recalled several of its key ambassadors back to the country for a joint meeting in the capital.

The ongoing meeting reportedly includes Ambassador Ji Jae-ryong, Ambassador Ja Song-nam and Ambassador Kim Hyong-jun, North Korea's top envoys to China, the United Nations and Russia, respectively.

'North Korea seems to be hosting what appears to be a meeting of foreign diplomatic missions' chiefs after calling its ambassadors to major countries back to Pyongyang,' a government official told Yonhap News Agency.

It is not known how many ambassadors are involved in the meeting.

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WNU Editor: Recalling ambassadors in such a manner only happens when a crisis is occurring and/or a crisis is about to occur.