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CHINA: China strongly condemned North Korea's action of carrying out the sixth
and most powerful nuclear test late Sunday morning, the South China Morning Post
reported Sunday. The test triggered a 6.3-magnitude quake followed by a
4.6-magnitude tremor, and was felt throughout northeastern China. "The Chinese
government resolutely opposes and strongly condemns this," the Chinese foreign
ministry said after North Korea confirmed the test. "We urge North Korea to
recognise the determination of the international community to achieve a
denuclearised Korean peninsula ... and to return to the path of resolving
conflicts through dialogue." China will continue to implement UN sanctions
against Pyongyang in  a "comprehensive manner", the ministry said. China's
nuclear safety agency also started monitoring radiation levels in its
northeastern border areas on Sunday, the SCMP noted. China and Russia agreed
late Sunday to "appropriately deal with" the test, while Chinese President Xi
Jinping met his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin in Xiamen, Fujian province,
ahead of Monday's BRICS leaders' summit, Xinhua reported. (South China Morning
Post/Xinhua)

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