U.S., S. Korea of one voice over N. Korea's missile launch: Hill

SEOUL, South Korea - Christopher Hill, U.S. assistant secretary of state for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, speaks with reporters before his meeting with South Korea's Unification Minister Lee Jong Seok in Seoul on July 9. Hill said later that Washington and Seoul share the same position in terms of dealing with North Korea's missile launches.

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