UN 'deeply concerned' at Korea tensions

UN chief Ban Ki-moon has said he is "deeply concerned" by rising tensions on the Korean peninsula.

UN 'deeply concerned' at Korea tensions
Thu, 04 Apr, 2013 - 14:11

UN chief Ban Ki-moon has said he is "deeply concerned" by rising tensions on the Korean peninsula.

His comments come as Pyongyang announced it has approved plans for nuclear strikes on US targets.

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