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A Solid Move Towards DPRK Second Strike Capability

Military, Nuclear Weapons
February 22, 2017, by Scott LaFoy— With its latest missile test, DPRK is sending the message that it is moving towards a domestically-produced survivable second strike capability, something that would contribute towards a credible North Korean deterrent against its neighbors and opponents.

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