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South Korea/North Korea: President Lee calls on N. Korea to halt provocation, begin dialogue.
Section: General News - President Lee Myung-bak urged North Korea Monday (June 1, 2009) to refrain from any further provocative acts following its second nuclear test that prompted strong condemnations from the international community, saying his country will not tolerate any military threats or provocations.
Lee's call comes amid reports of alleged preparations by Pyongyang to test-launch a long-range ballistic missile. An intelligence source told Yonhap News Agency last week that an intercontinental ballistic missile was recently spotted on top of a cargo train near the North Korean capital. File photo "If (North Korea) refuses to take the path to dialogue and chooses the …
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