Japanese PM: UN Sanctions on North Korea Should Be Firmly Imposed
U.S. - Wall Street Journal
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said on Friday that United Nations sanctions on North Korea needed to be firmly imposed, Reuters reports.
Abe, speaking to reporters, said that the international community must send a clear message to North Korea over its provocative actions.
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