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In reply to the discussion: BREAKING: Reuters, UN Security Council official [View all]davidpdx
(22,000 posts)34. Not true
South Korea has increased their alert level, but they are not on the highest alert. They will wait for final confirmation. At this point it has not been confirmed, just been labeled "highly likely". Unless something else happens, the UN Security Council will be the next step. Even then China is going to probably water down whatever is put forward.
Basis: I have lived in South Korea for 9 years and been through three nuclear tests and several missile launches.
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Yes, South Korea and the US had intelligence that they believed there was going to be a test
davidpdx
Feb 2013
#41
the link calls it a "test", not "explosion" (that word implies an accident). n/t
NRaleighLiberal
Feb 2013
#7