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‘Japanese reaction to N. Korean satellite launch too hysterical’

Published: 06 April, 2009, 16:05

Sanctions over the satellite launch demanded by US and Japan will only complicate the situation around North Korea, says Georgy Toloraya, former diplomat to both North and South Korea.

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2 COMMENTS

Bluzmstr2 April 06, 2009, 16:54 quote

Congratulations to Mr. Kim Jong-Il and the North Korean People for that successful launch. That's quite an accomplishment.

lefty April 06, 2009, 20:29 quote

I think N Korea have rights to satellite launch like other country as long as paecefull,we are tired of wars.we need peace in these world & it time N Korea to be part of global secrutie & solultion.from Lefty,South Africa

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