North Korea has condemned the US sale of Apache helicopters to South Korea, threatening to strengthen its own arsenal.
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North Korea has denounced the US sale of Apache helicopters to South Korea as a reckless and provocative move aimed at creating instability in the region. The regime warned that it would further strengthen its strategic deterrence in response to the deal.
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