UN Chief Urges Korea at restraint (Jerusalem Post)

12/17/2010 20: 50 - United NATIONS Secretary General Ban Ki - moon, on Friday urged Korea North to exercise restraint and drew both North and South Korea to reduce tensions on the Korean peninsula.

Comments of the leader of A warning monitoring Pyongyang that if Seoul continues with planned artillery known on an island in first line in the next few days he reacts with a larger attack that he did on 23 November, when its bombing killed four Korean.

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Ban, a former Minister of Foreign Affairs Korea South, called attack on 23 November on the tiny island of Yeonpyeong, "one of the most serious provocation since the end of the war of Korea."

The Secretary General also called recent disclosure of Northern new installation "very alarming" uranium enrichment Korea

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