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The top U.S. official for the DemocraticPeople's Republic of Korea (DPRK) on Monday warned Pyongyangagainst "further miscalculation" amid fears of a new nuclear test. "It is very important that North Korea (DPRK) not miscalculateagain and engage in any future provocation, and that's the mainmessage that we're conveying to North Korea (DPRK)," Glyn Davies,the U.S. special representative on the DPRK, told reporters aftermeeting with his South Korean and Japanese counterparts. The remark came amid growing speculation that Pyongyang mightconduct its third nuclear test following the botched attempt lastmonth to launch a long-range rocket mounted with an observationalsatellite. The launch, which Pyongyang said was to mark the birth centennialof the country's founding father Kim Il Sung, was seen as a coverfor a long-range missile test and drew condemnation from the U.N.Security Council. The failed launch also scuttled a food aid deal between Pyongyangand Washington, under which the former promised to halt nuclear andmissile tests. "Further miscalculation will be met with similar united action bythe world community," Davies said without elaborating on thepossibility of a nuclear test. "We expect and hope that North Korea will make a different set ofdecisions, will cease devoting its resources to its nuclearprogram, and will instead open up itself to the outside world," headded. Experts and government officials here have said the DPRK appears tobe ready to conduct a nuclear test and is only awaiting a politicaldecision. Its previous two tests in 2006 and 2009 were followed bymissile tests. Monday's trilateral talks, also joined by Lim Sung-nam of SouthKorea and Shinsuke Sugiyama of Japan, were aimed at ensuring allparties concerned have the "same understanding" of the situationand various contingency scenarios, according to the U.S.envoy. Sugiyama described the meeting, the second such tripartite talksthis year, as "fruitful" and "timely." Davies is scheduled to leave for Beijing Tuesday to meet with hisChinese counterpart Wu Dawei. He will then visit Japan beforereturning home. Related: Nuclear envoys of S. Korea, U.S., Japan to hold talks on DPRK SEOUL, May 17 (Xinhua) -- The top nuclear envoys of South Korea,the United States and Japan will hold talks in Seoul next week tocoordinate policies toward the Democratic People's Republic ofKorea (DPRK), the foreign ministry said here Thursday. Full story UN adds three DPRK companies on sanctions list UNITED NATIONS, May 2 (Xinhua) -- The UN Security Council hasdecided to impose sanctions on three companies of the DemocraticPeople's Republic of Korea (DPRK) following its failed rocketlaunch last month, Susan Rice, the U.S. permanent representative tothe UN, announced here Wednesday. Full story. I am an expert from industrialfurnaceparts.com, while we provides the quality product, such as China Biomass Gasification System , Car Bottom Furnace Manufacturer, Roller Hearth Furnace,and more.
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