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AP[/caption] An international nuclear test monitoring agency said that it had detected an “unusual seismic event” in North Korea, following weeks of speculation that a nuclear test was imminent in the country. Reuters has reported a UNSC diplomat confirming that the quake was a result of a nuclear test in North Korea. Kim Min-seok, a South Korean Defense Ministry spokesman, also told reporters that North Korea informed China and the United States of its plans to conduct a nuclear test. It was not clear when Pyongyang told Beijing and Washington. These are the latest developments and reactions:
Live: India 'deeply disturbed' by N-Korea nuclear test, says MEA
FP Staff
• February 12, 2013, 15:04:17 IST
North Korea is believed to have conducted a third nuclear test after a UN nuclear test monitoring organization detected what it called an “unusual seismic event” in North Korea. Latest developments and reactions.
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