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A potential nuclear arms race may unfold in East Asia as a country considers acquiring a nuclear deterrent.
What happened
Kim Jong Un, the leader of North Korea, already has a nuclear capability, which has raised concerns in South Korea. The South Korean government may decide to acquire a nuclear deterrent due to the US President's friendly approach to Kim. This could potentially lead to a nuclear arms race in the region.
Why it matters
A nuclear arms race in East Asia could have significant implications for regional stability and global security.
Key facts
- Kim Jong Un is the leader of North Korea
- South Korea may consider acquiring a nuclear deterrent
- The US President has described Kim as a "good friend" and "pretty smart cookie"
- Kim already has a nuclear capability.
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