Proliferation fears surround North Korea's nuclear push
Washington experts warn North Korea may join and then spread nuclear technology, risking a domino effect across Asia and the Middle East. They note North Korea’s talks of a 1994 freeze and potential sales of missile tech to Iran, Syria, and Iraq, threatening regional and global balance.
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U S pressure on North Korea to end nuclear program
A U S envoy urged North Korea to dismantle its nuclear weapons program, promising a global push for maximum international pressure. South Korea’s Jeong Se-hyun, visiting Pyongyang, said he will press the North to respond to international furor and decide if dialogue or confrontation lies ahead as cabinet talks proceed.
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