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North Korea, Nuclear Brinkmanship, and the Oval Office Joanne B. Ries reveals his unequivocal critique ofOnly nine countries have possessed nuclear weapons in the roughly eighty years since the US first introduced the atomic bomb to the world. Since then, a dangerous game of "will they, won't they?" has been played between these nations. The most infamous standoff is the Cold War between the US and USSR, but the emergence of North Korea's nuclear program in the 1950s with the support of the USSR is often overlooked. While repeatedly downplayed in media