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Tensions are rising on the Korean Peninsula actionsafteragainstagreedanothercarriedcomesconsidercrossingdifficultendingfinancehithotlineincludinginformedsearchstopstronglywarned the United Nations OK'd new sanctions actionsafteragainstagreedanothercarriedcomesconsidercrossingdifficultendingfinancehithotlineincludinginformedsearchstopstronglywarned North Korea. All 15 members of the U.N. Security Council actionsafteragainstagreedanothercarriedcomesconsidercrossingdifficultendingfinancehithotlineincludinginformedsearchstopstronglywarned to the new sanctions. Even North Korea's friends China and Russia said yes. The sanctions are because of N. Korea's third nuclear missile test, which they actionsafteragainstagreedanothercarriedcomesconsidercrossingdifficultendingfinancehithotlineincludinginformedsearchstopstronglywarned out in February. China's Xinhua news agency said: "The new sanctions make it more actionsafteragainstagreedanothercarriedcomesconsidercrossingdifficultendingfinancehithotlineincludinginformedsearchstopstronglywarned for Pyongyang to actionsafteragainstagreedanothercarriedcomesconsidercrossingdifficultendingfinancehithotlineincludinginformedsearchstopstronglywarned and [get] material for [nuclear missile] programs." The U.N. also said it would actionsafteragainstagreedanothercarriedcomesconsidercrossingdifficultendingfinancehithotlineincludinginformedsearchstopstronglywarned ships coming in and out of N. Korea. U.S. ambassador to the U.N. Susan Rice actionsafteragainstagreedanothercarriedcomesconsidercrossingdifficultendingfinancehithotlineincludinginformedsearchstopstronglywarned that the U.N. would "take further significant actionsafteragainstagreedanothercarriedcomesconsidercrossingdifficultendingfinancehithotlineincludinginformedsearchstopstronglywarned" if Pyongyang carried out actionsafteragainstagreedanothercarriedcomesconsidercrossingdifficultendingfinancehithotlineincludinginformedsearchstopstronglywarned nuclear test.

North Korea has actionsafteragainstagreedanothercarriedcomesconsidercrossingdifficultendingfinancehithotlineincludinginformedsearchstopstronglywarned back against the sanctions. It says it is actionsafteragainstagreedanothercarriedcomesconsidercrossingdifficultendingfinancehithotlineincludinginformedsearchstopstronglywarned all non-aggression agreements with S. Korea. It will also close its actionsafteragainstagreedanothercarriedcomesconsidercrossingdifficultendingfinancehithotlineincludinginformedsearchstopstronglywarned with Seoul and its border- actionsafteragainstagreedanothercarriedcomesconsidercrossingdifficultendingfinancehithotlineincludinginformedsearchstopstronglywarned point between the two countries. Pyongyang also warned it would actionsafteragainstagreedanothercarriedcomesconsidercrossingdifficultendingfinancehithotlineincludinginformedsearchstopstronglywarned attacking its enemies with nuclear weapons. South Korea immediately actionsafteragainstagreedanothercarriedcomesconsidercrossingdifficultendingfinancehithotlineincludinginformedsearchstopstronglywarned the North not to take any military action. Major-General Kim Yong-hyun said South Korea's "military will actionsafteragainstagreedanothercarriedcomesconsidercrossingdifficultendingfinancehithotlineincludinginformedsearchstopstronglywarned and sternly punish" any North Korean attacks. A military spokesperson warned: If Seoul actionsafteragainstagreedanothercarriedcomesconsidercrossingdifficultendingfinancehithotlineincludinginformedsearchstopstronglywarned under attack, the top levels of North Korea's regime actionsafteragainstagreedanothercarriedcomesconsidercrossingdifficultendingfinancehithotlineincludinginformedsearchstopstronglywarned leader Kim Jong-un could become targets." The White House said the U.S.A. could actionsafteragainstagreedanothercarriedcomesconsidercrossingdifficultendingfinancehithotlineincludinginformedsearchstopstronglywarned any North Korean missile attack.