N. Korea's No. 2 says more nuke tests up to U.S. policy

N. Korea's No. 2 says more nuke tests up to U.S. policy

PYONGYANG, North Korea - Kim Yong Nam (2nd from R), president of the Presidium of North Korea's Supreme People's Assembly, meets with a Kyodo News delegation led by Kyodo News President Satoshi Ishikawa at Pyongyang's Mansudae Assembly Hall on Oct. 11.

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