US: North Korea will 'pay a price'
Updated on 26 May 2009
North Korea sparks protests by firing missiles after its underground nuclear test, despite facing further sanctions from the UN and warnings from the US. Jonathan Miller reports.
Despite condemnation from the UN Security Council for carrying out a nuclear test, North Korea has fired two more missiles.
The secretive communist state tested two short-range missiles, leading to street protests in South Korea and warnings from the US that it will "pay a price".
North Korea is facing further sanctions from the UN after conducting the underground test. But one of its diplomats told a UN disarmament conference a proposed deal on nuclear material could be jeopardised.
