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New Spy Plane to Watch N.Korean Missile Launches

By Kobus on  From nosint.blogspot.com
The South Korean military will introduce new high-tech reconnaissance aircraft capable of intercepting communications and detecting missile launches in North Korea. A government source on Sunday said the existing reconnaissance aircraft -- the Geumgang for visual information and the Baekdu for communications intercepts -- have only limited capabilities, so the military will buy two Falcon 2000s from French firm Dassault. The planes will chiefly intercept North Korean wireless communications...Read Full Story

China, Russia Resist Sanctions Against Iran – Wall Street Journal

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USA Today China, Russia Resist Sanctions Against Iran Wall Street Journal VIENNA—A new US and European-led push to censure Iran before the United Nations nuclear agency for alleged efforts to develop atomic weapons is facing resistance from Russia, China and a bloc of developing countries, which threaten to … Inside Intel / A not-so-bad apocalypse Ha’aretz Heading into key UN meeting, big powers split on how to deal with Iran's … Follow this link: China, Russia Resist Sanctions Against...Read Full Story

U.N. report raises concerns about North Korea sanctions

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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - A report from a U.N. panel that monitors compliance with sanctions on North Korea showed more than 100 countries may not be doing enough to implement the punitive steps. The latest report to the U.N. Security Council from the Panel of Experts on North Korea, obtained by Reuters, said 111 of the 192 U.N. member states -- mostly developing nations -- had not submitted reports on their implementation of the council's two sanctions resolutions against North Korea. Those...Read Full Story

U.S. expands North Korea sanctions, Kim hopes for talks (Reuters)

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Revised funeral information released for business leader Bruce Ackerman August 30th 2010 A rosary and viewing for San Fernando Valley business leader Bruce Ackerman, who died last week, will be at 7 tonight, according to a revised schedule released Monday. VP Biden visits Iraq as troops withdraw (Reuters) August 30th 2010 Reuters - Vice President Joe Biden flew into Iraq Monday to assure Iraqis the United States is not abandoning them as it stops combat operations, a...Read Full Story

U.N. council to look into tougher North Korea sanctions

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UNITED NATIONS ( Reuters ) - A U.N. Security Council committee has agreed to look into recommendations by experts on tightening sanctions against North Korea even though China is blocking their formal release, diplomats said on Wednesday. The experts' special report, sent to the council's sanctions committee late last month, accuses Pyongyang of violating measures imposed against its nuclear program after North Korea's 2006 and 2009 nuclear tests. The report also makes proposals for...Read Full Story
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