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SEOUL (Reuters) - North and South Korea will address the U.N. Security Council separately on Monday over the deadly sinking of a South Korean naval ship in March that has raised tension on the Korean peninsula, an official said on Monday.
South Korea had been expected to brief the Security Council some time this week on an international investigation into the sinking of the corvette Cheonan on March 26 that killed 46 sailors. Seoul has accused North Korea of torpedoing the ship.
North Korea, which denies responsibility and accuses the South of fabricating the attack, asked Mexico's Clau
Originally posted by JacKatMtn
It's good to hear that both North & South Korea will be able to address the security council with their take on the incident that has both on the brink of war.
If both sides are really concerned with keeping the fragile peace, both sides should be coming to the table with peace as the ultimate goal.
My only wish for them is that one day the North and South and reunite and become one Korea, they have been split for far too long, and the cold war that helped create that split has been over for years, why are the Korean citizens still paying the price?
There are no flowers on a sailor's tomb,
No welcome home from Flatholm's loom;
Remember those in Neptune's deep,
On granite symbol for souls asleep.