South Korea Edges Closer to Status as Full-Fledged Nuclear Power
A strengthened pact, amid outrage at Moscow and Beijing, is signed by Yank and South Korean officials.
South Korea is edging ever closer to the status of a full-fledged nuclear power in the wake of last weekâs NATO summit at Washington and the signing by Yank and South Korea officials of a much strengthened ânuclear deterrenceâ pact.
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