North Korea said it will "exercise its right to self-defense to neutralize military threats," even as Donald Trump ordered a reduction in joint military exercises.
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by Yoon Ho
Published : Aug. 19, 2026 - 06:59:55
North Korea said it will "exercise its right to self-defense to neutralize military threats," even as Donald Trump ordered a reduction in joint military exercises.
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