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Friday, April 13, 2012

North Korea violated international law by missile launch: US


The US has accused North Korea of "violating" international law by its "provocative" act to launch a long-range rocket – even though it was a failed attempt -- hours after the top eight powerful countries asked it not to do so.

"Despite the failure of its attempted missile launch, North Korea's provocative action threatens regional security, violates international law and contravenes its own recent commitments," White House press secretary Jay Carney said.

"While this action is not surprising given North Korea's pattern of aggressive behaviour, any missile activity by North Korea is of concern to the international community.

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