Outgoing S-Korea prez warns N-Korea
President Lee Myung-bak said on Tuesday in his farewell address that North Korea will only face international sanctions and isolation if it hangs on to its nuclear and missile programmes.

Seoul: South Korea's outgoing president warns North Korea has pushed itself further into a corner with its recent nuclear test.President Lee Myung-bak said on Tuesday in his farewell address that North Korea will only face international sanctions and isolation if it hangs on to its nuclear and missile programmes.[caption id="attachment_630868" align="alignleft" width="380"]
Lee Myung-bak will leave office next Monday. AFP[/caption]South Korea has pressed for tighter UN sanctions on North Korea since Pyongyang conducted its third nuclear test last week. North Korea defends the underground blast as an act of deterrence against US hostility.Lee leaves office next Monday. The relations between the two Koreas have frayed badly during his single, five-year tenure.His successor, Park Geun-hye, has called for reopening dialogue with Pyongyang but also remains firmly opposed to North Korea's nuclear programme.AP

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