Freezing Pyongyang’s nuclear capabilities may not be the perfect answer but it could be the best bet in averting a greater danger.
PYONGYANG’S version of YouTube recently featured a computer-animated clip of a nuclear strike on Washington delivered via a North Korean ICBM. The North, which a decade ago tested its first nuclear weapon, will soon cross another threshold that could make its video propaganda a genuine threat: It will be able to attack the US homeland with nuclear-tipped long-range ballistic missiles.
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