North Koreans angered by U.S.-S. Korea drills

North Koreans angered by U.S.-S. Korea drills

PYONGYANG, North Korea - Kim Un Hui, a lecturer at the Fatherland Liberation War Achievements Museum in Pyongyang, criticizes the United States and South Korea on Feb. 28, 2011 for launching annual joint military exercises earlier in the day, saying, ''We will respond to provocation with nuclear deterrents and stronger missile strike power.''

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