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North Korea Threatens Nuclear Strike on South

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Seoul : South Korea | about 1 year ago  
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An escalating war of words across the world’s last Cold War, nuclear-armed border spiraled dramatically yesterday when North Korea threatened to attack South Korea with atomic weaponry.

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