U.S. arms control chief slams N. Korea's 'nuclear blackmail'

U.S. arms control chief slams N. Korea's 'nuclear blackmail'

SEOUL, South Korea - U.S. Undersecretary of State for Arms Control and International Security John Bolton speaks in Seoul on July 31. He warned the United States will not countenance ''nuclear blackmail'' by North Korea and reiterated that ''all options are on the table'' to deal with the threat posed by its ''tyrannical dictator'' Kim Jong Il.

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