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Kim missile tests draw muted U.S. reaction

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NORTH KOREAN -- MISSILE

In: Arms Control Today: Vol.49, No.5, June 2019, pp.29-30 (5)Summary: The decision to resume missile testing without breaching moratorium have been designed to demonstrate the Kim's ultimatum for negotiations is serious. The test followed new U.S.- South Korean military drills that replaced larger, annual exercise that North Korea regularly criticized as provocative.

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The decision to resume missile testing without breaching moratorium have been designed to demonstrate the Kim's ultimatum for negotiations is serious. The test followed new U.S.- South Korean military drills that replaced larger, annual exercise that North Korea regularly criticized as provocative.

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