A North Korean Foreign Ministry spokesman, on Wednesday, promised "strong military counteraction" after the U.S. carried out it second fly-over of its nuclear payload capable B-52 on Tuesday during a training mission in the "Foal Eagle" joint training operations in South Korea.

The B-52, based out of Guam, carried out its training mission practicing dropping bombs at a range in South Korea as part of the annual joint military drills carried out by South Korea and the United States. Calling the b-52 mission routine, Petagon spokesman George Little said that the flights send a “very strong signal” that the U.S. is committed to South Korea. He added that the U.S. is “drawing attention to the fact we have extended deterrence capabilities that we believe are important in the wake of recent North Korean rhetoric.”

The North Korean government is not backing down however, and called the flights “unpardonable provocations,” and saying that North and South Korea are “inching close to the brink of war.”

Again, on Monday, a North Korean propaganda video was released on YouTube dipicting a simulated attack on the United States. In this video, North Korea’s military might was showcased, showing North Korean soldiers, military hardware and artillery fire. Later in the video, the White House could be seen behind cross-hairs, then the video changes to a simulated attack on the Capitol, showing the dome of the building exploding as the narrator says, “There is no limit to the range of our strategic rockets.”

“Foal Eagle” began on March 1st and are scheduled to continue until the end of April. The shorter computer simulated round of drills was begun on March 11th and are due to end on Thursday.

The latest YouTube Propaganda video out of North Korea, “Firestorms Will Rain on the Headquarters of War,” can be seen below.