North Korea reacted bitterly to yesterday's UN resolution condemning its December satellite launch, pledging to strengthen both military and nuclear capabilities.
In a swift rejection of the U.N. warnings, North Korea today said that it will take “physical counteraction” to bolster its “nuclear deterrence both qualitatively and quantitatively."
North Korea reacted bitterly to yesterday's UN resolution condemning its December satellite launch, pledging to strengthen both military and nuclear capabilities.
In a swift rejection of the U.N. warnings, North Korea today said that it will take “physical counteraction” to bolster its “nuclear deterrence both qualitatively and quantitatively."
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