N Korea warns South on sanctions taskforce

South Korea said today it has formed a task force to decide how to impose UN sanctions on North Korea for its nuclear test, while its government’s chief of reconciliation with the North offered to resign over the test.

Wed, 25 Oct, 2006 - 13:54

Media reports said that upon hearing the news, warnings were issued against South Korea joining international sanctions.

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