North Korea passes law allowing nuclear first strike, says programme 'irreversible'
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North Korea has passed a law declaring its readiness to launch preemptive nuclear strikes, including in the face of conventional attacks, state media said Friday.
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North Korea has passed a law declaring its readiness to launch preemptive nuclear strikes, including in the face of conventional attacks, state media said Friday.
By Josh Smith SEOUL (Reuters) -North Korea passed a law enshrining the right to use preemptive nuclear strikes to protect itself, a move leader Kim Jong
North Korea's parliament has passed a new law enshrining the right to a preemptive nuclear strike. Leader Kim Jong Un said Pyongyang would never "bargain" over its nuclear weapons.
North Korea has passed a law allowing it to carry out a preventive nuclear strike and declaring its status as a nuclear-armed state "irreversible", state media said Friday.
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