We think it s quite important to work out an arrangement with them in which they stop the missile development and the sale of missiles. Now, they obviously need to earn some funds from some other places and we think there are ways they can do that. And I hope we can make more before my tenure is over, because I think it will leave my successor an easier time. A European Union delegation, led by former Commission President Jacques Santer, visited Pyongyang in early November. If we cannot export our missiles we have to have compensation.
Someone has to pay for our rice.
It was a threat to the security of our allies and a threat to our security. We can t stop NMD testing and development based on hopes. It is way too early to tell where this will lead.