Six out of ten Americans surveyed were found to believe that North Korea’s military power is a serious threat to the United States.

The U.S. pollster Gallup surveyed one-thousand-25 adults in the U.S. and found that 61 percent of respondents felt that the North’s military strength will become a serious threat to key U.S. interests over the next ten years.

Those surveyed picked the North’s military power as the second most potent threat to the U.S. after international terrorism.

Other serious threats selected by respondents were the Israel-Palestine conflict, China’s military power, the India-Pakistan conflict and Russia’s military strength.