Citing unnamed senior military and State Department officials, ABC News says that there is new evidence that North Korea is planning an underground nuclear test . The intelligence is based on "suspicious vehicle movement" as observed from either a spy satellite or a U-2 spy plane . While not addressing the issue of a possible test detonation, an article on the website of KCNA , the state news agency of North Korea, urged the U.S. to end its hostile policy toward North Korea and halt its invasion plans.
Citing unnamed senior US and officials, says that there is new evidence that North Korea is planning an underground . The intelligence is based on "suspicious vehicle movement" as observed from either a or a . While not addressing the issue of a possible test detonation, an article on the website of , the state news agency of North Korea, urged the U.S. to end its hostile policy toward North Korea and halt its invasion plans.
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