Abe says N. Korea's reported nuclear test 'absolutely unacceptable'

Abe says N. Korea's reported nuclear test 'absolutely unacceptable'

SEOUL, South Korea - Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe (R) speaks at a luncheon hosted for him and his wife Akie (2nd from R) by South Korean Prime Minister Han Myeong Sook in Seoul on Oct. 9. Abe said North Korea's announcement of a nuclear test is ''absolutely unacceptable.''

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