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Kerry Says World Will Not Accept North Korea as Nuclear Power

In Seoul, South Korea today, Secretary of State John Kerry said the US will never accept North Korea as a nuclear power and would stand by our bilateral security agreement to "defend our allies and defend ourselves." Donald Kirk, Global Editor for The Atlantic , joins us from Seoul.

By Warren Olney • May 12, 2014 • 1 min read

In Seoul, South Korea today, Secretary of State John Kerry said the US will never accept North Korea as a nuclear power and would stand by our bilateral security agreement to "defend our allies and defend ourselves." Donald Kirk, Global Editor for The Atlantic, joins us from Seoul.

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Kerry Says World Will Not Accept North Korea as Nuclear Power

In Seoul, South Korea today, Secretary of State John Kerry said the US will never accept North Korea as a nuclear power and would stand by our bilateral security agreement to "defend our allies and defend ourselves." Donald Kirk, Global Editor for The Atlantic , joins us from Seoul.

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Kerry Says World Will Not Accept North Korea as Nuclear Power

In Seoul, South Korea today, Secretary of State John Kerry said the US will never accept North Korea as a nuclear power and would stand by our bilateral security agreement to "defend our allies and defend ourselves." Donald Kirk, Global Editor for The Atlantic , joins us from Seoul.

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