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North Korea comes next.

Reader comment on item: Iraq's Weapons & The Road to War

Submitted by Alan Sullivan (United States), Jun 4, 2003 at 12:27

By this reasoning--with which I concur--North Korea would logically be the next pressure point. Kim Junior has violated his obligations in exactly the same manner that Saddam did.

Iran poses a more complex and less clear-cut problem, but there is reason to hope for change through diplomatic pressure and support of regime opponents.

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