Ex-U.N. arms inspector warns of N. Korea's nuke missile ability

Ex-U.N. arms inspector warns of N. Korea's nuke missile ability

WASHINGTON, United States - David Albright, a former International Atomic Energy Agency arms inspector, speaks in an interview with Kyodo News in Washington on Oct. 24.

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