Alarm sirens have been sounding out in Pyongyang as tensions mount between North Korea and the US, which may lead to World War Three. A Russian newspaper has said that North Korean ordered an evacuation of more than 600,000 residents, which was a quarter of the city, as fears are growing over a nuclear strike.

The media said that families had been torn apart thanks to the evacuation while leader Kim Jong-Un is set to set off a war with US President Donald Trump, following many months of the build-up of troops along with testing of nuclear weapons.

Evacuation Alarms Go Off In Capital City Of Pyongyang

The video posted online was said to be filmed in Pyongyang in North Korea and it, alarm sirens can be heard echoing around the streets telling residents that they need to leave their homes. China has said today that the world is on the brink of breaking out in war.

China Issues Warning: War could break out "at any moment"

Meanwhile, China has warned that conflict could break out "at any moment" over North Korea amid fears it is preparing to launch a sixth nuclear test or more missiles in defiance of UN sanctions and stark warnings from the US.

China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi said it was necessary to prevent the situation on the Korean peninsula from going down "an irreversible route".

Some air strikes have been carried out in North Korea in front of the leader, along with reports that North Korea has plans for testing a nuclear missile this weekend. Kim Jong-Un is said to be getting troops ready and has been personally observing bomb drillings from the air force. The leader said that bullets seem to have eyes and crack shots never miss the targets.

President Trump Threatens To Deal With North Korea

Tensions have been heightened all week as President Trump made threats to deal with North Korea, perhaps with the help of China or without it. He made a Tweet that North Korea was looking for trouble and if China should decide to help it would be good, but if not the problem would be solved without them.

President Trump’s latest show of aggression sent out a warning that was chilling just hours following the dropping of what has been said to be the biggest non-nuclear bomb on ISIS. Trump is noted as saying North Korea is a problem that needs to be taken care of.

Officials In North Korea Warn Nuclear War May Break Out At Any Time

North Korean officials have given warning that nuclear war could break out at any time as the situation is extremely tense on the Korean Peninsula. A US Navy strike group was sent by the US to the Western Pacific as a show of force. North Korea had given a warning that a nuclear attack would be launched in response to any aggressive act.

It was suggested by security experts that Kim Jong-Un may be planning a secret submarine underwater nuclear attack. Submarines in the past in North Korea have been able to disappear so that they avoid detection, with as many as 50 of them vanishing completely off the radar during 2015.

A security expert said that they didn’t know where the submarines were at the time. He went on to say that one hopes that close tabs would be kept on those able to launch submarine-launched ballistic missiles.

Tensions are running high, governments are quarreling and people are freaking out. According to Google Trends, internet users have been typing the phrase ‘World War 3’ so many times, it has broken a historic record.

The data analyzed from Google Trends shows that people have been obsessed with the idea of the worldwide conflict escalating in recent days.

Searches for 'World War 3' hit their highest level this month since records started in 2004, according to the data provided by Google trends (see below).

At first, users were concerned about reports of a US missile attack on an air base in Syria and Russia’s response to that, according to the International Business Times.

Then, fears intensified even more amid the escalation of conflict between the US and North Korea.

Apart from the most trending phrase, searches for “Trump war” have also hit a record high this month amid the president’s military moves.

'Syria war' searches are also at an all-time high, while searches for 'nuclear war' are also at the highest point this year.

Here’s to hoping that WW3 stays in search engines only.

America begins test launches of modernised nuclear weapons.

Onlookers have become increasingly concerned about the bellicose nature of the Trump administration following an increase in American military tension in both Syria and North Korea. This week, anxieties were raised further after the American military dropped ‘the mother of all bombs’ on a target in Afghanistan which is believed to have been an ISIS pathway. Now it appears as though there may be further caused for alarm as the US National Nuclear Security Administration has announced the successful field test of the upgraded gravity nuclear bomb in a test site in Nevada.

President Trump has given the green light to the US military to go ahead with an ambitious and incredibly expensive modernisation program related to the nuclear triad. According to Brian Becker, the director of the anti-war ANSWER coalition, President Trump has given a ‘black check’ to his generals, and they are currently in the midst of planning to test all of the weapons that they were previously blocked from working with. It is said that the B61-12 is a key part of this program and the end intention will be to replace all of the current B61 models with this modernized variant. Currently, the B61 model is a key part of America’s nuclear triad.

The NNSA in conjunction with the US Air Force completed the first qualification flight test of this extraordinarily dangerous nuclear weapon at the Tonopah Test Range in Nevada, insiders have confirmed. According to a spokesperson, the test was conducted to evaluate the non-nuclear functions of the weapon and the capability of an F-16 fighter to successfully carry and deploy the monster bomb. Reports suggest that the test was successful. “The successful test provides critical qualification data to validate that the baseline design meets military requirements, ” said Brigadier General Michael Lutton of the NNSA.

The revamping of America’s nuclear weapons program has raised alarm bells with some critics of the current president who has previously suggested that he would have no qualms about using the destructive weapons in a military conflict. However, others have suggested that the modernisation program should not cause concern as it is merely a routine operation that was begun under President Barrack Obama.