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09-11-2016, 04:55 AM
UNITED NATIONS, United States: The UN Security Council has agreed to start work at once on a new ****** of sanctions on **rth Korea after its fifth nuclear test drew global condemnation.
During a closed-door meeting Friday, the council strongly condemned the test and agreed to begin drafting a new resolution under article 41 of the UN charter, which provides for sanctions.
"The members of the Security Council will begin to work immediately on appropriate measures under article 41 in a Security Council resolution," New Zealand’s Ambassador Gerard van Bohemen, who holds the council’s rotating presidency, told reporters after the urgent talks.
South Korea, the United States, Japan, Russia and China all condemned the blast at the Punggye-ri nuclear site, the **rth’s most powerful yet at 10 kilotons.
In Seoul, dozens of protesters burned an effigy of the **rth’s leader Kim Jong-Un and **rth Korean flags and called for "strong retaliation", including pre-emptive attacks on the **rth’s nuclear complex. "Eliminate Kim Jong-Un!" and "Destroy **rth Korea’s nuclear *******!" the elderly activists shouted.
Some newspapers were equally scathing. "South Korea left unguarded before nuclear maniac," read the banner headline of the top-selling Chosun Ilbo. But the **rth’s ruling party newspaper said Saturday it would **t submit to US nuclear "blackmail", and described the South’s President Park Geun-Hye as a "dirty prostitute" for working with US forces.
"Gone are the days never to return when the US could make a unilateral nuclear blackmail against the DPRK," said Rodong Sinmun, using the country’s official name.
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During a closed-door meeting Friday, the council strongly condemned the test and agreed to begin drafting a new resolution under article 41 of the UN charter, which provides for sanctions.
"The members of the Security Council will begin to work immediately on appropriate measures under article 41 in a Security Council resolution," New Zealand’s Ambassador Gerard van Bohemen, who holds the council’s rotating presidency, told reporters after the urgent talks.
South Korea, the United States, Japan, Russia and China all condemned the blast at the Punggye-ri nuclear site, the **rth’s most powerful yet at 10 kilotons.
In Seoul, dozens of protesters burned an effigy of the **rth’s leader Kim Jong-Un and **rth Korean flags and called for "strong retaliation", including pre-emptive attacks on the **rth’s nuclear complex. "Eliminate Kim Jong-Un!" and "Destroy **rth Korea’s nuclear *******!" the elderly activists shouted.
Some newspapers were equally scathing. "South Korea left unguarded before nuclear maniac," read the banner headline of the top-selling Chosun Ilbo. But the **rth’s ruling party newspaper said Saturday it would **t submit to US nuclear "blackmail", and described the South’s President Park Geun-Hye as a "dirty prostitute" for working with US forces.
"Gone are the days never to return when the US could make a unilateral nuclear blackmail against the DPRK," said Rodong Sinmun, using the country’s official name.
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