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North Korea commissions 2nd naval destroyer as U.S., South Korea, Japan begin military drill

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North Korea commissions 2nd naval destroyer as U.S., South Korea, Japan begin military drill

Kim Jong Un has previously said he could return to talks if the U.S. drops its “hostile policy” against North Korea and respects what he calls North Korea's status as a nuclear state

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