North Korea envoy at U.N. says nuke missile test not ruled out

North Korea envoy at U.N. says nuke missile test not ruled out

North Korean Ambassador Jang Il Hun attends a press conference at the country's mission to the United Nations in New York on July 28, 2015. Jang said he is not precluding the prospect of a nuclear missile test when Pyongyang observes a milestone event of the ruling party in October. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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