DO YOU THINK WORLD WAR III IS RIGHT AROUND THE CORNER??

As the world comes under fire from terror attacks, escalating hostility between Russia and the US, and repeated shows of strength from the North Korean regime, a full-blown war could soon be more likely than ever.

Here’s what’s happened so far:

2018
(April 21): North Korea says it has suspended long-range missile tests and plans to shut its nuclear test site, a day before Kim is due to meet his South Korean counterpart Moon Jae-in. US President Donald Trump welcomes the news saying it was a sign of “progress being made for all”.
(April 16):Kim Jong-un raged that Britain moving Navy ships close to North Korean waters is “nothing short of an act of war”.
(April 15): Boris Johnson defends “standing up for civilised values” with Syria bombing raids.
(April 14): Donald Trump announces a coalition of US, UK and French forces have launched a coordinated air strike. The MoD deem the mission a success. Theresa May says there was “no alternative” to military force. Russia warns that there “will be consequences” following the raids.
(April 12):__ Cabinet backed UK intervention in Syria “to deter the further use of chemical weapons by the Assad regime”.
(April 11):Defence chiefs in Russia say they will respond “immediately” if their military units in Syria are hit in any US airstrikes.
(April 11): Russia’s ambassador to Lebanon has said US missiles fired at Syria would be shot down and the launch sites targeted.
(April 7):__ A suspected nerve agent attack in Douma, Syria leaves 70 dead and prompts Donald Trump to brand Bashar al-Assad an “animal” and a “butcher”.
(March 14): Russia said there would be retaliation if the UK implemented any new measures and a spokeswoman for the Russian foreign ministry said Britain must not try to threaten Moscow, pointing to Putin’s recent speech in which he presented a range of new nuclear weapons. Trump has said the US sides with the UK.
(March 13): After the poisoning of former Russian spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter, Prime Minister Theresa May threatened to implement a range of possible reprisals against Russia.