S. Korea condemns N. Korea's nuclear test as 'serious threat'

S. Korea condemns N. Korea's nuclear test as 'serious threat'

SEOUL, South Korea - Protesters burn portraits of North Korean leader Kim Jong Il during a rally in Seoul on May 25 after North Korea's announcement that it had conducted its second nuclear test. The South Korean government blasted North Korea, calling the test a ''serious threat to world peace'' and an ''intolerable provocative act.''

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