Biden and South Korea take steps to deter North Korea's nuclear threat.

TL;DR
President Biden has warned that any nuclear attack by North Korea against the US or its allies would result in the end of the regime. Biden made the comments during a state visit by South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol, where the two leaders agreed to formalize steps to deter North Korea. The US plans to deploy a ballistic missile submarine to the western Pacific for the first time since the 1980s, followed by other military hardware. The "Washington Declaration" establishes a consultative group to discuss how to deter North Korea from using its nuclear weapons and plan responses to any actions.
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