In the aftermath of North Korea’s underground nuclear test and its series of missile launches earlier this week, South Korea said on Tuesday it is prepared to join with the United States and search North Korean ships suspected of carrying weapons of mass destruction.
On Wednesday, North Korea responded with new threats and a display of military power.
Abraham Denmark, an expert on East Asia and a fellow at the Center for a New American Security, joins Martin Savidge to discuss how North Korea and South Korea match up militarily and China’s role.
06/08/2009 :: 07:39:04 AM
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[...] In the aftermath of North Koreas underground nuclear test and its series of missile launches earlier this week, South Korea said on Tuesday it is prepared to join with the United States and search North Korean ships suspected of carrying weapons of mass destruction.On Wednesday, North Korea responded with new threats and a display of military power.Abraham Denmark, an expert on East Asia and a fellow at the Center for a New American Security, joins Martin Savidge to discuss how North Korea and South Korea match up militarily and Chinas role.http://worldfocus.org/blog/2009/05/27… [...]