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"&amp;quot;Nuclear threats are not a game,&amp;quot; said United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon earlier this morning regarding North Korea&amp;#039;s increased military aggression against the United States and its ally, South Korea. Of South Korean descent himself, he continued, &amp;quot;The crisis has gone too far.&amp;quot; Over recent weeks, supreme leader and son of former dictator Kim Jong-il, Kim Jong-Un has all but promised a nuclear attack on the continental US, and San Diego, Austin, TX, and Washington, DC, are all on the short list of American cities the militant leader is suspected to be targeting. The White House continues to downplay the severity of the threats; however, active military presence near the North and South Korean borders has been amplified with US Navy destroyers inching toward the communist state along with several fighter jets and stealth bombers.  Just as Kim&amp;#039;s provocation seemed to wane, this morning the Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) announced the nation&amp;#039;s plan to rebuild and restart a nuclear reactor that had been disabled during peace talks in 2007 that disarmed several countries. The plant has the capacity to make enough plutonium to power an atomic bomb every year. Ban insists negotiating may be the only way to iron out the growing conflict before serious action will be necessary. Do you think negotiating with North Korea is the way to go? Comment below! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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