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DPK leader calls for stronger security capabilities, says 'freeze-first' approach to NK nukes possible

The leader of the ruling Democratic Party of Korea (DPK) on Monday called for strengthening South Korea's independent security capabilities, citing the possibility of a shift toward a "freeze-first" approach to North Korea's nuclear weapons program. Rep. Kim…

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