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South Korea Plans 'Decapitation Unit' To Try To Scare North's Leaders, Report Says
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South Korea Plans 'Decapitation Unit' To Try To Scare North's Leaders, Report Says
South Korea Plans 'Decapitation Unit' To Try To Scare North's Leaders, Report Says
In the late 1960s, South Korea reportedly secretly trained a ragtag group of men to sneak into North Korea and assassinate leader Kim Il-sung, but the mission failed, The New York Times reported. Nearly 50 years later,...
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Turkey signs deal to buy Russian S-400 missile systems
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Belgian media say teen suspected of slashing mayor's throat
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German prosecutors seek life in neo-Nazi murder case
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China supports UN Security Council resolution on DPRK
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Brexit: Theresa May's landmark EU Withdrawal Bill passes first parliamentary hurdle
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She Interviewed 100 Convicted Rapists In India. This Is What She Learned
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Macron's labor reforms to bring out CGT French workers on strike
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