- North Korea reportedly preparing for third nuclear test (Reuters, Bloomberg)
- ROK Foreign Minister dismisses report (Reuters, AFP, Bloomberg)
- Washington reportedly skeptical (Yonhap)
- South Korea arrests two alleged North Korean spies plotting to kill high-ranking DPRK defector Hwang Jang-yop (AFP, Yonhap, Joongang Daily)
- Europe-bound flights from Korea partly resume (Yonhap, Korea Times)
- Cancellations continue for fifth day (Yonhap)
- Reports of disgruntled passengers stuck in Inchon
- ROK Foreign Minister says restarting six-party talks will be difficult if North Korea responsible for Chonan sinking (UPI, Xinhua, Yonhap)
- South Korea steps up investigation of ship's sinking (Yonhap)
- North Korea ends inspection of Kaesŏng Industrial Park (Yonhap, Joongang Daily)
- Seoul asks Pyongyang to withdraw asset freeze and resume dialogue (Yonhap)
- Inspired by success of Wall of Jews, North Korean finance minister plans Wall of North Koreans: "When it comes down to it, we're also the Chōsen People" (Reuters)
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Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Daily Kor for April 21, 2010
North Korea's preparing for a third nuclear test, supposedly. And I say let 'em! Then taunt them that we thought that was just a bunch of TNT detonated in a mine shaft, so they'll detonate another one to prove us wrong. Lather, rinse, repeat, and eventually all their nukes will be gone. I should be president.
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If they prove that that ROK ship was sunk by hostile Nork activity, what in the world will they do? If they declare war, they'll surely drag us into it, and then...But on the other hand, the Norks can't get used to the idea that they can unleash floods, sink ships, etc. with impunity.
ReplyDeleteWe had a discussion about this. I think there's a lot of serious stuff that can be done without going to war or even resorting to military attack.
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You've got to hand it to the North... they just don't quit trying to get our attention.
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