South Korea balked Monday at participating in a U.S.-led plan that foresees intercepting North Korean ships suspected of carrying supplies for the regime’s nuclear and missile weapons programs. Seoul, worried that stopping and searching ships could lead to armed clashes with the North, also insisted it is already doing enough to prevent weapons proliferation by Pyongyang, which detonated a nuclear weapon on Oct. 9. Full Story
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