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| China-Japan-Koreas |
| S. Korea urges N. Korea not to launch missiles |
| 2009-02-06 |
| South Korea on Thursday urged North Korea not to launch a long-range ballistic missile amid reports of North Korea's launch plans. ''It is a clear violation of (U.N.) Security Council resolutions if North Korea launches missiles despite resolute messages given by the international community,'' Foreign Ministry Spokesman Moon Tae Young told a press briefing. Yep. That oughta do it. |
| Posted by:Fred |
| #2 ALso on WMF > IIRC/IIUC TAIWAN REFUSES TO RECOGNIZE NEW XTENDED PHILIPPINE SOVEREIGNTY OVER DISPUTED CHINA SEA ISLANDS, CLAIMING THAT ISLANDS BELONG TO "REPUBLIC OF CHINA"[ROC]; + PHILIPPINE LEGISLATURE IN INTERNAL DISPUTE OVER NEW PHILIPPINE SOVEREIGNTY CLAIMS ON DISPUTED CHINA SEA ISLANDS [A number of Philippine Pols want "softer" Bill language vee CHINA = PRC]. OTOH, SAME > CHINESE FOREIGN MINISTRY: JAPAN MUST IMMEDIATELY STOP ANY MILITARY-LED/ORIENTED ATTEMPTS TO STRENGTHEN ITS SOVEREIGNTY AND CONTROL OVER DISPUTED DIAOYU ISLANDS/JAPAN HAS NO RIGHT TO STOP CHINESE SURVEY SHIP OR PUT UNDER MILITARY [air]SURVEILLANCE. |
| Posted by: JosephMendiola 2009-02-06 01:00 |
| #1 ION SOKOR, WORLD MIL FORUM > SOUTH KOREA WILL SET UP A JOINT US-SK AIR COMMAND AT OSAN, for US immediate utility by US Air Assets in case of war wid NOKOR, espec come Year 2012 after end of Combined Forces Command treatise and formal handover of wartime control by the US to SOKOR. |
| Posted by: JosephMendiola 2009-02-06 00:50 |