Kim Jong-Un has already tested deadly weapons that can reach the outer edges of the US, presenting a risk to Britain.
But US insiders have confirmed the crazed dictator is now working on a new missile that could easily reach London, New York and Washington.
Experts believe it may be a matter of months before North Korea is capable of equipping their missiles with a miniaturised nuclear warhead.
Sources from the defence community have confirmed that the Hermit Kingdom is working tirelessly to make themselves as deadly as possible in the shortest amount of time amid international pressure.
The DPRK is believed to be working to advance the capabilities of their nuclear fuel, missile launchers and guidance and targeting systems after months of tireless threats against the USA, UK and South Korea.
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US President is due to visit South Korea later this month as the nation prepares to host the Winter Olympics.
It comes amid claims North Korea could launch its biggest ever nuclear missile in an attempt to save face after a deadly tunnel collapse.
Around 200 people have died at one of North Korea’s nuclear testing after a tunnel collapsed on workers.
The disaster is a major embarrassment for North Korea, laying bare the crumbling state of the hermit state’s testing facilities.
And now one nuclear expert warned despot Kim Jong-un could launch a huge nuclear missile into the Pacific in a show of force.
Joshua Pollack said Kim would push for a provocative “public demonstration” to regain some control.
He said: “North Korean leadership undoubtedly feels pushed into a corner.”
Mr Pollack said Kim could make good on his promise earlier this summer to launch “the most powerful detonation of an H-bomb in the Pacific”.
This would most likely be the ‘Juche Bird’ H-bomb – the most powerful weapon North Korea possesses.