North Korean Satellite Plan To Loom Over Meeting -- New York Times
SEOUL, South Korea — When regional powers gather in Seoul next week to discuss nuclear terrorism, they will have to deal with another urgent matter: how to pressure North Korea to cancel its plans to launch a satellite, President Lee Myung-bak of South Korea said Tuesday.
“No matter what excuses North Korea may have, this would be an act of flouting a U.N. Security Council resolution,” Mr. Lee told a group of reporters during an interview in his office. He was referring to a 2009 Council resolution that bans the North from any rocket launching using ballistic missile technology.
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