U.S.: No evidence of imminent N.Korea nuclear test

04 Jan 2007

The United States has no evidence to suggest North Korea is about to test a nuclear weapon, an intelligence official said on Thursday. The official was responding to an ABC News report that Pyongyang appeared to have made preparations for new nuclear test. North Korea conducted its first nuclear test on October 9. Full Story

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U.S.: No evidence of imminent N.Korea nuclear test

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