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On Korean War Anniversary, North Korea Vows "Total Destruction" Of Enemy
North Korea vowed to "totally destroy" its enemies in case of war when leader Kim Jong Un gives an order, state media KCNA reported on Sunday.
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Kim Jong Un Vows To Deal "Death-Blow' To Enemy If Provoked: Report
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un vowed to deal a "death blow" to his country's enemies, state media said Thursday, as South Korea's hawkish ruling party suffered a defeat in parliamentary elections.
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Won't Hesitate To Use All Military Power To Wipe Out Enemies: Kim Jong Un
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said the country would not hesitate to use all of its military power to wipe out enemies if any of them used force against it as he marked the anniversary of founding of its military, state media reported on Friday.
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North Korea's New Posters Show Heavy Tanks Crushing South Koreans
This comes after the speech made by North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un about preparing for war and declaring South Korea as his country's "principal enemy".
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Explained: Why North Korea's Kim Is Preparing For War On South Korea
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has declared the South his country's "principal enemy", jettisoned agencies dedicated to reunification and outreach, and threatened war over "even 0.001 mm" of territorial infringement.
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Explained: When And Where Could North Korea Use Its Nuclear Weapons
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said a missile test this week shows his country would not hesitate to launch a nuclear attack if an enemy provokes it with strategic weapons, as observers say he is moving to make such forces operational.
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Explained: How And When North Korea Could Use Nuclear Weapons
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said a missile test this week shows his country would not hesitate to launch a nuclear attack if an enemy provokes it with strategic
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Kim Jong Un Warns Of "Nuclear Attack" If Enemy "Provokes" With Nukes
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un warned Pyongyang will not hesitate to launch a nuclear attack if "provoked with nukes", state media said Thursday, while Seoul and its allies called for "dialogue without preconditions".
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South Korea Labels North Its "Enemy", Again
South Korea called the nuclear-armed North its "enemy" in a defence document Thursday, the first time in six years it has used the term, signalling a further hardening of Seoul's position toward Pyongyang.
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Kim Jong Un Calls For Stronger Military As Nuclear Test Work "Well Underway"
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un called on the country's military to "bolster up their strength in every way to annihilate the enemy", state media reported on Friday, as new satellite imagery showed increased preparations for a possible nuclear test.
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US Is North Korea's "Biggest Enemy", Says Kim Jong Un: Report
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said the United States is his nuclear-armed nation's "biggest enemy", state media reported Saturday.
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Kim Jong Un's Sister Says Army Ready for Action on South Korea
The sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said it is "high time" to break relations with South Korean authorities, adding the next action against the "enemy" will come from the army. It's better to take a series of retaliatory measures rather than release statements condemning South Korea's behavior, and which could be misinterpreted or dismiss...
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North Korea To Cut Communication Lines To "Enemy" South Korea: State Media
North Korea will cut military and political communication links to "enemy" South Korea on Tuesday, state media said, after threats over activists sending anti-Pyongyang leaflets over the border.
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South Korea Drops 'Enemy' Reference For North Korea
Seoul crossed out a reference to nuclear-armed North Korea as its enemy in a defence white paper published on tuesday, amid warming ties despite stalled nuclear talks between Pyongyang and Washington.
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'He's Such A Dreamer': Skepticism Dogs US Envoy's North Korean Peace Efforts
Saddled with the toughest job in American diplomacy, the chief U.S. negotiator with North Korea stands between a U.S. president who insists he doesn't want to talk and an enemy who shows no interest in listening.
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On Korean War Anniversary, North Korea Vows "Total Destruction" Of Enemy
North Korea vowed to "totally destroy" its enemies in case of war when leader Kim Jong Un gives an order, state media KCNA reported on Sunday.
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Kim Jong Un Vows To Deal "Death-Blow' To Enemy If Provoked: Report
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un vowed to deal a "death blow" to his country's enemies, state media said Thursday, as South Korea's hawkish ruling party suffered a defeat in parliamentary elections.
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Won't Hesitate To Use All Military Power To Wipe Out Enemies: Kim Jong Un
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said the country would not hesitate to use all of its military power to wipe out enemies if any of them used force against it as he marked the anniversary of founding of its military, state media reported on Friday.
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North Korea's New Posters Show Heavy Tanks Crushing South Koreans
This comes after the speech made by North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un about preparing for war and declaring South Korea as his country's "principal enemy".
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Explained: Why North Korea's Kim Is Preparing For War On South Korea
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has declared the South his country's "principal enemy", jettisoned agencies dedicated to reunification and outreach, and threatened war over "even 0.001 mm" of territorial infringement.
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Explained: When And Where Could North Korea Use Its Nuclear Weapons
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said a missile test this week shows his country would not hesitate to launch a nuclear attack if an enemy provokes it with strategic weapons, as observers say he is moving to make such forces operational.
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Explained: How And When North Korea Could Use Nuclear Weapons
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said a missile test this week shows his country would not hesitate to launch a nuclear attack if an enemy provokes it with strategic
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Kim Jong Un Warns Of "Nuclear Attack" If Enemy "Provokes" With Nukes
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un warned Pyongyang will not hesitate to launch a nuclear attack if "provoked with nukes", state media said Thursday, while Seoul and its allies called for "dialogue without preconditions".
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South Korea Labels North Its "Enemy", Again
South Korea called the nuclear-armed North its "enemy" in a defence document Thursday, the first time in six years it has used the term, signalling a further hardening of Seoul's position toward Pyongyang.
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Kim Jong Un Calls For Stronger Military As Nuclear Test Work "Well Underway"
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un called on the country's military to "bolster up their strength in every way to annihilate the enemy", state media reported on Friday, as new satellite imagery showed increased preparations for a possible nuclear test.
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US Is North Korea's "Biggest Enemy", Says Kim Jong Un: Report
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said the United States is his nuclear-armed nation's "biggest enemy", state media reported Saturday.
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Kim Jong Un's Sister Says Army Ready for Action on South Korea
The sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said it is "high time" to break relations with South Korean authorities, adding the next action against the "enemy" will come from the army. It's better to take a series of retaliatory measures rather than release statements condemning South Korea's behavior, and which could be misinterpreted or dismiss...
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North Korea To Cut Communication Lines To "Enemy" South Korea: State Media
North Korea will cut military and political communication links to "enemy" South Korea on Tuesday, state media said, after threats over activists sending anti-Pyongyang leaflets over the border.
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South Korea Drops 'Enemy' Reference For North Korea
Seoul crossed out a reference to nuclear-armed North Korea as its enemy in a defence white paper published on tuesday, amid warming ties despite stalled nuclear talks between Pyongyang and Washington.
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'He's Such A Dreamer': Skepticism Dogs US Envoy's North Korean Peace Efforts
Saddled with the toughest job in American diplomacy, the chief U.S. negotiator with North Korea stands between a U.S. president who insists he doesn't want to talk and an enemy who shows no interest in listening.
