Meanwhile, the White House leaps into immediate action and draughts an apology.
Monday, 25 May 2009
North Korea Tests Nuclear Weapon
Meanwhile, the White House leaps into immediate action and draughts an apology.
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10--20 kiloton? That's Hiroshima/Nagasaki-level. Article says that the reaction from Hussein Husseinovich was not an immediate apology (please don't sell the man short, Mr. Szondy), but a condemnation. A strongly-worded one, too. Maybe we'll even go to the UN if D.L. Kim doesn't start playing nicely.
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Gosh, the U.N.? Isn't that a little harsh? They might form a commission to study the problem, or even draft a non-binding resolution!
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