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North Korea says conducts hydrogen bomb test, Trump to meet with advisers
SEOUL (Reuters) - North Korea
conducted its sixth and most powerful nuclear test on Sunday, which it said was
an advanced hydrogen bomb for a long-range missile, marking a dramatic
escalation of the regime’s stand-off with the United States and its allies.
The test drew swift
international condemnation, including from U.S. President Donald Trump, who
described North Korea as a “rogue nation” and said its actions “continue to be
very hostile and dangerous to the United States”.
Trump also appeared to rebuke
ally South Korea, which faces an existential threat from North Korea’s nuclear
program.
“South Korea is finding, as I
have told them, that their talk of appeasement with North Korea will not work,
they only understand one thing!” Trump said in an early morning tweet.
The White House said Trump
would convene a meeting of his advisers later on Sunday.
(For a graphic on nuclear North
Korea, click tmsnrt.rs/2lE5yjF)
Chinese President Xi Jinping
and Russian President Vladimir Putin, who met on the sidelines of a BRICS
summit in China, agree to “appropriately deal” with the North Korean nuclear test,
the Xinhua news agency reported.
Hours before the test, Trump
had talked by phone with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe about the
“escalating” nuclear crisis in the region.
The U.S. president has
previously vowed to stop North Korea developing nuclear weapons and said he
would unleash “fire and fury” on the regime if it threatened U.S. territory.
Last week Trump said the time
for talking was over, although he was later contradicted by his defense
secretary, James Mattis, who said the United States had not exhausted all
diplomatic options.
Trump’s tweet on Sunday,
however, again suggested that he favors a non-diplomatic solution. The big
question now is whether advisers like Mattis and Secretary of State Rex
Tillerson can persuade him not to be too hasty in ruling out diplomacy.
North Korea, which carries out
its nuclear and missile programs in defiance of United Nations Security Council
resolutions and sanctions, said on state television that the hydrogen bomb test
ordered by leader Kim Jong Un had been a “perfect success”.
The bomb was designed to be
mounted on its newly developed intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM), the
North said.
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