North Korea vows to restart nuclear reactor

Defiant North Korea said it was restarting its rogue nuclear programme, booting out United Nations inspectors and withdrawing from disarmament talks.

North Korea vows to restart nuclear reactor
Wed, 15 Apr, 2009 - 09:13

Defiant North Korea said it was restarting its rogue nuclear programme, booting out United Nations inspectors and withdrawing from disarmament talks.

The moves came in an angry reaction to UN Security Council condemnation of its April 5 rocket launch.

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