S. Korea: North Korea should honour agreements

A visitor walking in front of a directional sign showing the distance to North Korea's Kaesong city and South Korea's capital Seoul near the wire fences decorated with ribbons written with messages wishing for the reunification of the two Koreas at the Imjingak Pavilion in Paju, South Korea on Sunday (June 14). South Korea on Sunday convened an emergency security meeting and urged North Korea to uphold reconciliation agreements, hours after the North had threatened to demolish a liaison office and take military action against its rival. - AP

SEOUL (Reuters): South Korea's Unification Ministry on Sunday (June 14) said North Korea should honour past agreements signed between the two countries, a day after Pyongyang warned of retaliatory measures against the south that could involve the military.

"The South and the North should try to honour all inter-Korean agreements reached," the ministry said in a statement.