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The US has given warning to North Korea that it will ‘pay a price’ for its aggression after it launched two more missiles a day after an underground nuclear test.
Susan Rice, the US ambassador to the United Nations, issued the warning amid an increasingly bitter stand off between Washington and Pyongyang and as the UN Security Council discussed what further action could be taken to stem North Korea’s belligerence.
A surface-to-air missile and a surface-to-ship missile were fired from North Korea’s east coast on Tuesday, just hours after President Barack telephoned the leaders of South Korea and Japan to reassure them that he would protect them in the event of any attack.
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The North Korean government said that it was clear that America’s “hostile policy” of the Bush era had not changed.
“Our army and people are fully ready for battle … against any reckless US attempt for a pre-emptive attack,” it said in a statement.
