Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Latest nuclear test trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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Response to its latest nuclear test.
No traces of radioactive materials, including xenon gas,were detected following North Korea's latest nuclear test.
Was the latest nuclear test successful?
US President BarackObama openly condemned North Korea's latest nuclear test.
China has strongly condemned the latest nuclear test and urged Pyongyang to stop its“wrong” actions.
It comes less than two weeks after theUN approved new sanctions against the country over its latest nuclear test.
Suh said, the latest nuclear test if confirmed will be 2-3 times bigger compared to previous tests. .
A defaced image of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un is burned by South Koreanprotesters during a rally denouncing North Korea's latest nuclear test, in Seoul, South Korea.
Most experts agree that North Korea's latest nuclear test in September 2016 will not be the last.
Many countries have immediately expressed the disagreement, while requesting the United Nations Security Council(UNSC)to convene an emergency meeting to discuss about the latest nuclear test.
North Korea was condemned globally for its latest nuclear test on Sept 3, which it said was of an advanced hydrogen bomb.
The latest nuclear test was only the first action, with which we exercised as much self-restraint as possible," the foreign ministry said in a statement carried by the country's official news agency.
It has drafted a UN resolution in response to Pyongyang's latest nuclear test, which will be considered by members of the UN Security Council.
North Korea's latest nuclear test was estimated by experts to be five times more powerful than the WWII bomb which destroyed Nagasaki.
It has drafted a UN resolution in response to Pyongyang's latest nuclear test, which will be considered by members of the UN Security Council.
The North said its latest nuclear test was a detonation of a thermonuclear weapon built for its developmental intercontinental ballistic missiles that were flight tested twice in July.
China agreed that the United Nationsshould take more action against North Korea after its latest nuclear test, while also pushing for dialogue to help resolve the stand-off.
On the diplomatic front, the US special envoy on North Korea, Sung Kim, said Tuesday that the US and South Korea will beconsidering“additional unilateral measures” in response to Pyongyang's latest nuclear test.
China agreed today that the United Nationsshould take more action against North Korea after its latest nuclear test, while pushing for more dialogue to resolve the crisis on the Korean peninsula.
The two leaders will spend time on the need for stronger sanctions on North Korea andare likely to discuss beefed up missile defense after Pyongyang's latest nuclear test last week.
Japan's defence minister on Tuesday said North Korea's latest nuclear test was more powerful than initially estimated, with a yield that was around eight times the size of the bomb detonated over Hiroshima.
The South Korean president, Park Geun-hye, said the country would take decisive measures against any additional provocations by North Korea and work with the international community tomake sure the country pays the price for its latest nuclear test.
In her inaugural address,the president called rival Pyongyang”s latest nuclear test“a challenge to the survival and future of the Korean people” and said North Korea will be“the biggest victim.”.
South Koreans, who over the years have become accustomed to erratic and threatening behavior from the North, have grown worried,with 76% saying in a poll last week that North Korea's latest nuclear test threatens to disrupt the peace on the peninsula.
German Chancellor AngelaMerkel has condemned North Korea's latest nuclear test as a"flagrant violation" of worldwide conventions, but also said there can only be a"diplomatic and peaceful solution" of the crisis.
Even before Kim Jong Un's latest nuclear test, South Korean polls showed that 68 percent support reintroducing nuclear weapons and that 60 percent support South Korea developing nuclear weapons of its own.
Diplomats say the United States and China have reached a tentative deal onnew sanctions to punish North Korea for its latest nuclear test, as Pyongyang threatened to disregard the armistice that ended its 1950 to 1953 war with South Korea WEB WEB.
Beijing has said it will work within theUnited Nations to formulate a necessary response to the latest nuclear test, but questions remain as to whether it is willing to agree tough enough steps to force North Korea to abandon nuclear weapons.