UN sanctions against N. Korea get mixed reviews in Seoul
Frank Smith
Press TV, Seoul
The UN Security Council’s new sanctions on North Korea have drawn mixed reactions in South Korea. The government supports putting more pressure on Pyongyang and conservative civil groups call for even stronger military measures. Peace advocates, however, argue for the need to get back to negotiations.
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