UNITED NATIONS — Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon is warning North Korea against “further provocative measures.” The UN chief was asked to comment on Monday's warning from North Korea's military of imminent “special actions” that would reduce South
North Korea's military has threatened to reduce South Korea's conservative government "to ashes" in "three or four minutes" – an escalation of its recent belligerent language. It vowed Monday to launch unspecified "special
PYONGYANG, North Korea — North Korea's military warned Monday of imminent "special actions" that would reduce South Korea's conservative government to ashes within minutes, sharply escalating the rhetoric against its southern rival. The threat But Monday's message, distributed by the state-run Korean Central News Agency and attributed to the "special operation action group" of the Korean People's Army's Supreme Command, was unusual in its specificity.
North Korea is escalating its war of words against the South Korean government over what the North perceives as insults by the South. Pyongyang is now threatening to turn the heated rhetoric into action, threatening to take
North Korean army vows 'special actions' against Seoul Publish Date: Tuesday,24 April, 2012, at 01:00 AM Doha Time North Korea's military yesterday threatened “special actions” soon to turn parts of the South Korean