North Korea is boosting defenses in East Coast

North Korea recently announced that it will targeted U.S warplanes flying even not in the North Korean airspace. In this regard North Korea was seen moving warplanes and boosting defenses on its east coast, South Korea's Yonhap News Agency reported.

The action from North comes after US Air Force B-1B Lancer bombers flew close to the North Korean airspace as a show of force.

However military experts say North Korea does not have the ability or the desire to attack United States warplanes near the Korean Peninsula.

But, North Korea, however, has fired on American aircraft's before. In 1969, North Korea's fighter shot down an American surveillance plane killing all 31 aboard and the last time North Korea fired on a U.S. aircraft was in 1994.