US, S Korea, Japan conduct anti-missile tests as UN calls for dialog
Frank Smith
Press TV, Seoul
The US, South Korea and Japan have conducted anti-missile exercises in waters near the Korean Peninsula. South Korea has also announced more sanctions against North Korea. The measures follow calls from the UN to prevent miscalculations to reduce the risks of conflict in the region. Meanwhile, voices demanding dialog are growing in South Korea, as President Moon Jae-in prepares to head to Beijing later this week.
Press TV’s correspondent Frank Smith reports from Seoul.
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