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North Korea tests short-range missiles

Source: The Frontier Post

Seoul : South Korea | about 1 year ago

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Agencies): North Korea test-fired a barrage of short-range missiles on Friday in apparent response to the new South Korean government’s tougher stance on Pyongyang. The launches came as the North issued a stern rebuke to Washington over an impasse at nuclear disarmament talks, warning the Americans’...

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