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North Korea warns of nuclear war

23:05, Oct 1 2012

 

A North Korean minister has said the Korean peninsula has become the world's most dangerous hotspot where a spark could set off a nuclear war.

Vice Foreign Minister Pak Kil Yon lashed out at the United States in a speech to the UN General Assembly, blaming Washington's "hostile" policy toward North Korea for a "vicious cycle of confrontation and aggravation" that has brought the peninsula close to a nuclear conflict.

Pak also accused the US of seeking to occupy the entire Korean peninsula by force and "use it as a stepping stone for realising its strategy of dominating the whole of Asia".

He said the US has finalised scenarios for a new Korean War and is waiting to implement them but has been deterred by North Korea.

 
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