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October 12, 2006: Kim Jong-Il’s Assertion of the Obvious
October 11, 2006: North Korea Likely to Escalate Nuclear Confrontation
October 10, 2006: North Korean, Iranian Nuclear Strategy on Schedule, Escalating
October 5, 2006: Upcoming DPRK Nuclear Tests Are Integral to Iranian Strategic Move, But Also Force Western Acknowledgement of Impotence to Deal With New Nuclear Threats
September 12, 2006: Indications Persist that DPRK Moving Toward Underground N-Tests, Despite PRC, Russian Opposition
September 5, 2006: DPRK Upcoming “Tests” Linked to Iranian Interests and Japanese Changes
July 20, 2006: The DPRK Missiles: Preparation for the Middle East Crisis
July 6, 2006: DPRK Strategic Command and Control, Missile Launch Exercise Marks Operational Watershed
November 19, 2002: DPRK Acknowledges Possession of Nuclear Weapons, Confirming Consistent GIS/DFA Reporting. Possibility of Link to Saddam’s “Surprise Weapon” Includes the following reports:
1. DPRK Acknowledges Possession of Nuclear Weapons, Confirming Consistent GIS/DFA Reporting. Possibility of Link to Saddam’s “Surprise Weapon”
2. 1994 Report 1: The North Korean Nuclear Arsenal is Deployed, Despite Face-Saving Agreements With the US
3. 1994 Report 2: North Korea’s Preparations for War; DPRK Intel., Special Forces Change
4. January 1999 Report: The New Crisis On The Korean Peninsula Is Worst in 50 Years
5. The DPRK-Iran Strategic Weapons Linkage: The Timing of the Emperor’s Clothes