China says missiles wont affect softer trend on Korean Peninsula
[Kyodo: Korea] China said Tuesday North Korea"s test-firing of short-range missiles will not affect the ""softer"" trend on the Korean Peninsula and urged relevant parties to exercise ""restraint"" and work toward the resumption of the six-party talks on the North"s denuclearization. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Ma Zhaoxu said at a regular press briefing that he noted that ""North Korea had fired short-range missiles"" and does not feel that this would affect the ""progression toward a softer trend on the Korean Peninsula.""
Posted by: Fred 2009-10-14 |