N. Korea could eventually reach US with nukes’
WASHINGTON – North Korea‘s continuing development of nuclear technology and long-range ballistic missiles will move it closer to its stated goal of being able to hit the United States with an atomic weapon, a new Pentagon report to Congress said on Thursday. The report, the first version of an annual Pentagon assessment required by law, said Pyongyang‘s Taepodong-2 missile, with continued development, might ultimately be able to reach parts of the United States carrying a nuclear payload if configured as an intercontinental ballistic missile. Full story JPost
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North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un watches soldiers of the Korean People’s Army (KPA) taking part in landing and anti-landing drills, in the eastern sector of the front and the east coastal area. – Reuters
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