Chik-tong, P'unggye-yok / Punggye-ri (Kilju / Kilchu / Kisshu / Gilju)

References

• Press Conference by the President The White House 11 Oct 2006
• South Korea Plans Troop Increase After North's Nuclear Test VOA 11 Oct 2006
• North Korea Says It Will Consider US Pressure as Declaration of War VOA 11 Oct 2006
• North Korea joins the nuclear club? RIA Novosti 10 Oct 2006
• North Korean Proliferation at Heart of Nuke Test Issue AFPS 10 Oct 2006
• Analysis: North Korea Faces 'Punitive Actions' cfr.org 10 Oct 2006
• Possible understanding between Korea, Pakistan on N-test: India IRNA 10 Oct 2006
• Indian defence minister deplores N Korea's nuclear test IRNA 10 Oct 2006
• North Korea: Why Shouldn't Pyongyang Join Nuclear Club? RFE/RL 10 Oct 2006
• DPR Korea: Security Council members discuss what action to take over nuclear test UN News Centre 10 Oct 2006
• Experts Still Working on North Korean Nuclear Claim VOA 10 Oct 2006
• China Joins Call for 'Punitive Actions' Against North Korea VOA 10 Oct 2006
• Russia, Germany Call for Unified Response to North Korea VOA 10 Oct 2006
• Information message about underground nuclear explosion made by the Northern Korea on October 9, 2006 CEME - Geophysical Service of Russian Academy 10 Oct 2006
• Senior South Korean Official Apologizes for North's Nuclear Test VOA 10 Oct 2006
• Japan may impose more sanctions against N. Korea-PM Abe RIA Novosti 10 Oct 2006
• Japanese lower house protests N. Korean nuclear test RIA Novosti 10 Oct 2006
• Japan has no plans to create nukes after N.Korean tests - PM RIA Novosti 10 Oct 2006
• Japan Mulling Harsh Sanctions Against North Korea in Response to Claimed Nuclear Test VOA 10 Oct 2006
• UN: U.S. Seeks Sanctions Against North Korea RFE/RL 10 Oct 2006
• North Korea Says Test Ensures 'Peace And Security' RFE/RL 10 Oct 2006
• Russia ready to join efforts in N. Korea nuke settlement RIA Novosti 10 Oct 2006
• Military action against N.Korea highly unlikely - Beijing RIA Novosti 10 Oct 2006
• Australia Summons North Korean Ambassador After Claimed Nuclear Test, but Does Not Sever Ties VOA 10 Oct 2006
• North Korea Rolls Back Some Economic Reforms, Strengthens State Controls VOA 10 Oct 2006
• North Korea's Elite Enjoy Life of Relative Privilege VOA 10 Oct 2006
• China Rules Out Military Action, But Not Sanctions, Against North Korea VOA 10 Oct 2006
• US Asks for Tough UN Sanctions On North Korea VOA 09 Oct 2006
• Putin, Bush agree N.Korea test undermines non-proliferation RIA Novosti 09 Oct 2006
• No use of force against N. Korea - Russian envoy RIA Novosti 09 Oct 2006
• Security Council members 'strongly condemn' nuclear test by DPR Korea UN News Centre 09 Oct 2006
• United States Seeks Security Council Action on North Korea Washington File 09 Oct 2006
• Security Council Says Its Response to Test to Be 'Strong, Swift' VOA 09 Oct 2006
• EU Members Condemn North Korea's Alleged Nuke Testing VOA 09 Oct 2006
• North Korea's Alleged Nuclear Test Sparks Global Condemnation VOA 09 Oct 2006
• Russia Urges Restraint in Response to North Korea VOA 09 Oct 2006
• US Proposes Stringent UN Sanctions Against North Korea Over Apparent Nuclear Test VOA 09 Oct 2006
• Experts: N. Korean Nuclear Test Unlikely to Lead to North Asian Nuclear Arms Race VOA 09 Oct 2006
• Bush Condemns North Korean Nuclear Test Claim AFPS 09 Oct 2006
• Wrap: Russia condemns N. Korean nuclear test, urges talks RIA Novosti 09 Oct 2006
• Kazakhstan urges N. Korea to resume nuke talks RIA Novosti 09 Oct 2006
• Russia condemns N. Korean nuclear test - Putin RIA Novosti 09 Oct 2006
• Moscow demands N. Korea return to non-proliferation regime RIA Novosti 09 Oct 2006
• Radiation levels normal following N. Korean nuclear test RIA Novosti 09 Oct 2006
• North Korea Shocks World With Apparent Nuclear Test VOA 09 Oct 2006
• China Condemns North Korean Nuclear Test VOA 09 Oct 2006
• Statement by the President on North Korea The White House 09 Oct 2006
• DPRK Nuclear Test: Statement by IAEA Director General IAEA 09 Oct 2006
• North Korea Conducts First Nuclear Test RFE/RL 09 Oct 2006
• North Korea Claims Successful Underground Nuclear Test VOA 09 Oct 2006
• White House: North Korean Nuclear Test a Provocative Act VOA 09 Oct 2006
• South Korea, Japan Condemn North Korean Nuclear Test VOA 09 Oct 2006
• China Leads Chorus of Condemnation of North Korean Nuclear Test VOA 09 Oct 2006
• DPRK Successfully Conducts Underground Nuclear Test KCNA 10 Oct 2006 -- The Korean Central News Agency released the following report: The field of scientific research in the DPRK successfully conducted an underground nuclear test under secure conditions on October 9, Juche 95 (2006)
• China Leads Chorus of Condemnation of North Korean Nuclear Test VOA 09 Oct 2006 -- China is leading a chorus of condemnation of North Korea's purported nuclear test.
• North Korea Conducts Nuclear Test 09 Oct 2006 -- North Korea says it has carried out an underground nuclear test.
• DPRK Foreign Ministry Clarifies Stand on New Measure to Bolster War Deterrent KCNA 04 Oct 2006 -- The Foreign Ministry of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea issued the following statement Tuesday solemnly clarifying the DPRK stand on the new measure to be taken by it to bolster its war deterrent for self-defence
• North Korean Nuclear Warning Brings Questions About Seoul's Engagement with Pyongyang VOA 04 Oct 2006
• South Korea Urges North Against Nuclear Test RFE/RL 04 Oct 2006
• China Urges North Korean 'Restraint' Over Planned Nuclear Test VOA 04 Oct 2006
• Possible North Korean A-test Called 'Troubling' AFPS 03 Oct 2006
• Rumsfeld: Six-Party Talks Best Venue to Deal With North Korean Threat AFPS 03 Oct 2006
• US Calls N. Korea Nuclear Test Plan 'Reckless' VOA 03 Oct 2006
• North Korea Vows to Conduct Nuclear Test VOA 03 Oct 2006
• "N. Korea Appears to Be Preparing for Nuclear Test", by Jonathan Karl ABCNews.com 17 Aug 2006
• "North Korea Nuclear Goals: Case of Mixed Signals", by Douglas Jehl and David E. Sanger The New York Times 25 Jul 2005
• "Spy Satellites 'Detect Possible N.K. Nuke Test Site'", The Chosun Ilbo 03 May 2005