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    Trump calls for additional sanctions on North Korea following latest missile launch
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    (AP PHOTO/North Korean soldiers parade in Pyongyang, North Korea, Saturday. The Associated Press)

    West Wing, The White House – The White House released a statement at 10:44pm Saturday in regards to the latest North Korean missile launch. 

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    “With the missile impacting so close to Russian soil – in fact, closer to Russia than to Japan – the President cannot imagine that Russia is pleased,” the White House mentioned in their statement. 

    The statement reaffirms the the United States will stand closely with allies as the situation is being closely monitored.  

    “Let this latest provocation serve as a call for all nations to implement far stronger sanctions against North Korea.” – White House Press Secretary

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