A South Korean lawmaker, Rhee Cheol-hee, has claimed that hackers from the North have stolen a huge cache of documents carrying information of wartime contingency plans drawn up by the U.S. and South Korea.

In an unprecedented personal address, North Korea’s leader Kim Jong-un called U.S. President Donald Trump a “mentally deranged dotard,” further heating up the war of words sparked hours back by Trump’s U.N. speech.

The U.S. Secretary Of State, Rex Tillerson, categorically mentioned China and Russia, as he urged the international community to take direct action against N. Korea as it fired another ballistic missile over Japan.

While the U.S. sought total ban on oil imports, Russia & China came on board after the measures were diluted.

S. Korea announced on Monday that it plans to conduct more military drills with the U.S. as tensions spiral on the Korean peninsula after the North tested a hydrogen bomb, designed to fit on to a long-range missile.

British P.M. added that Beijing, an ally of N. Korea, has a key role in pressing Pyongyang to give up its nuke plan. 

U.S. futures fell by 0.85 percent before recovering the losses while Japan’s Nikkei slumped to four-month low.

After a brief spell of lull in its war rhetoric, North Korea on Tuesday fired a missile over northern Japan, prompting a swift criticism from Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, who called the launch an “unprecedented threat.”

Euro zone stocks and blue-chips suffered a 0.7 percent erosion while FTSE dropped by 0.8 percent.

China accounted for approximately 93 percent of North Korea’s trade in 2016, contributing to the expansion.