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A closer look at North Korea's missiles

April 5th, 2013
09:45 AM ET

Just how far could North Korea's missiles go if they are launched? CNN's Tom Foreman breaks it down for us.
Filed under:  Analysis • Asia • Video
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  1. Milton Dudley

    Should we be worried about Korea? My government and military should be worried, not me. That's their job. The public worrying has become a national sport and it merely raises our corporate angst. Tell your leaders what you want and then go to bed, get up tomorrow, go to work or school or whatever is your normal routine. Breathe in, breathe out, do something random and nice for someone.

    April 9, 2013 at 9:24 pm | Reply

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