Looks like the US is starting to push back at NK...
North Korea gets stern warning
By Joseph Curl
THE WASHINGTON TIMES
President Bush and South Korean President Roh Moo-hyun vowed yesterday that they "will not tolerate nuclear weapons in North Korea" and
threatened the use of "further steps" to deal with the Stalinist regime's nuclear ambitions.
Standing shoulder to shoulder in the White House Rose Garden, the two leaders pledged to work toward a peaceful solution to the standoff with
Pyongyang, which continues its bellicose rhetoric against its neighbor and the United States.
"I assured the president we will continue to work to achieve a peaceful solution," Mr. Bush said. "We're making good progress toward
achieving that peaceful resolution of the issue of the Korean Peninsula in regards to North Korea."
Still, the two leaders said in a joint communique after their 45-minute Oval Office meeting "that increased threats to peace and stability on
the peninsula would require consideration of further steps," although they "expressed confidence that a peaceful resolution can be achieved."
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