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A |     据同花顺iFInD数据显示，8月26日，20#胶港口价格如下（单位：美元/吨；最新更新时间：08-2618:30）：品名及规格港口价格涨跌印尼20#标胶青岛保税区2265-5马来西亚20#标胶青岛保税区2335-5好消息，您已获得期货T+0交易资格，马上开通>>风险须知：本数据引用第三方信息源，现货行情价格当日可能多次更新；同花顺期货通并不保证数据的实时性、准确性和完整性，数据仅供参考，据此交易，风险自担。    Seoul, Oct 12 (UNI) South Korea's ruling party leader Chung Jin-suk on Wednesday called for scrapping a 1991 inter-Korean declaration on denuclearization and a military tension reduction deal with North Korea in the event Pyongyang carrying out its seventh nuclear test.
The appeal came two days after the North said it carried out military drills involving units operating "tactical nukes," including simulating nuclear missile strikes on South Korean airports and firing a nuclear-capable missile from under a reservoir, Yonhap news agency reported.
Chung, however, rejected views that he is calling for a redeployment of tactical nuclear weapons to South Korea, saying the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty should not be taken lightly.
"Kim Jong-un unveiled the North's tactical nuclear operation unit on Oct. 10, the anniversary of the Workers' Party, saying that its targets are the airports and ports of the Republic of Korea," Chung of the ruling People Power Party said in a Facebook post.
"Nuclear bombs can fall over our heads at any time," he said.
Chung said the 1991 denuclearization declaration has been made "a piece of wastepaper by North Korea." Under the declaration, the two Koreas committed not to "test, manufacture, produce, receive, possess, store, deploy or use nuclear weapons."
"Should North Korea go ahead with its seventh nuclear test, not only the Sept. 19 inter-Korean military agreement signed during the Moon Jae-in administration but also the 1991 Joint Declaration on the Denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula should be scrapped," Chung said.
For the past 30 years since the declaration, the North has stocked up on plutonium- and uranium-based nuclear weapons and now even possesses intercontinental ballistic missiles, Chung said, adding that the North has become a "nuclear weapons department store."
South Korea should not bind its own hands and feet under the denuclearization deal, he said.
"The time has come to make a decision," Chung said.
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