Washington: USA President Donald Trump declared to “take care” of the crisis as North Korea fired its most powerful intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) on Tuesday

Following the USA Department of Defense detected and tracked the North Korean missile initiate yesterday, and confirmed it was an ICBM. It was also affirmed by Pentagon Spokesperson Col Rob Manning, who emphasized that it was the most dominant missile fired by the Kim Jong-un.

"The missile was fired from Sain Ni, North Korea, and took a trip about 1000 km before dash down in the Sea of Japan, within Japan's Economic Exclusion Zone (EEZ)," Manning quoted, adding that the Pentagon is working with its interagency partners on a more meticulous evaluation of the launch. He, though, stated that the missile launch did not create any warning to the USA or its associates.

" Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) of The North America firmed the missile launch from North Korea did not act a warning to North America, our territories or our associates," Manning quoted.

The ICBM is supposed to have flown a moderately modest 1,000 kilometers from North Korea, before splashing down harmlessly in the Sea of Japan.

"I will only tell you that we will take care of it, President Donald Trump sated at the White House.

"It is a situation that we will handle," Trump added, in comments intended to show that gave little clue of an instant US reply.

The US president has threatened North Korea with "fire and fury" if it keeps on to work toward an ICBM skilled of moving nuclear goods.

 (With inputs from agencies)