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Posted on September 16, 2021 by admin

Between Missile Launches, China Ally North Korea Lashes Out at U.S. Over Taiwan

“The U.S. moves clearly prove the nature of the American empire that is leaving no means untried in a bid to attain its sordid purpose,” analyst Kim Myong Chol wrote in North Korean state media.

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