US’ superweapon ready to use
IT’S a superweapon capable of frying the electronics of Kim Jong-un’s nuclear missile arsenal, and the US is ready to use it.
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Problem with Kim’s missile pics
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What North Korea’s really playing at
THE secretive state has launched its most powerful missile yet. Now North Korea’s final goal is almost in sight, and the world can’t stop it.
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