The UN Security Council's response to North Korea's continuing nuclear program can be best described as A. a way to punish North Korea's military allies.
B. a way to refuse North Korea's participation in international meetings.
C. a way to cut North Korea off from the rest of the world financially.
D. a way to call North Korean civilians into action against the program.

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Did president truman warn japan against a second bomb attack