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Mon, 11/12/2018 - 2:01pm

New commercial satellite images have identified more than a dozen undeclared North Korean missile operating bases, another sign that Pyongyang is continuing to move forward with its ballistic missile program amid indications that talks with the US have stalled in recent months.

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