TITLE: Russian FM Lavrov calls Nikki Haley’s North Korea remarks “BLOODTHIRSTY TIRADE”
SENTENCE 1: Instead, North Korea seeks to achieve the ability to deliver a nuclear weapon to US soil, just as the US can do the same in respect of North Korea (and the rest of the world).
SENTENCE 2: The answer which has come from the only major power to have anything approximating healthy relations with North Korea is that North Korea is ready, if the nature of the discussions does not seek to threaten the DPRK’s own security concerns.
SENTENCE 3: Russia is aware that South Korea, Japan and even China are either worried or irritated by North Korea’s nuclear weapons, while also being aware that North Korea is frightened that if left defenceless, the US could do to it, what the US did during the Korean War.

Bias label: slightly
Annotator rationales:
If the sentence is attempting to justify North Korea's pursuit of nuclear capabilities by equating it to U.S. military power, then it overlooks the significant ethical and geopolitical differences between a global superpower's deterrence strategy and a regime widely criticized for human rights abuses and aggressive provocations, which undermines any logical or moral equivalence.
 if this sentence is meant to provide a balanced perspective, then it should avoid emotionally charged words like “rightfully dreads” and present a more neutral analysis of historical context.