North Korea sought mutual assured destruction relationship with U.S. in 2016: U.S. official

26 Sep 2017

“North Korea told the U.S. government it wanted to establish a mutual assured destruction relationship with Washington when the two countries held informal talks shortly after Pyongyang’s nuclear test in January 2016, a former senior U.S. official said Sunday.”

Source: North Korea sought mutual assured destruction relationship with U.S. in 2016: U.S. official | The Japan Times

North Korea sought mutual assured destruction relationship with U.S. in 2016: U.S. official

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