Kerry: N. Korea ‘Potentially’ Having Nuke Would Be ‘Unacceptable’

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Secretary of State John Kerry told ABC News in an interview that North Korea “potentially” having a nuclear weapon would be “even more unacceptable.” North Korea first tested its nuclear weapons capabilities in 2006 and had a more successful test in 2009. The country’s most recent nuclear test was earlier this year.

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