China supports a 'measured' U.N. response to N. Korea: Kerry

China supports a 'measured' U.N. response to N. Korea: Kerry

BEIJING, China - U.S. Senator John Kerry speaks to reporters at a Beijing hotel on May 28. He said China agreed with the United States that North Korea needs to face ''consequences'' for its nuclear test this week, and will support a ''measured response'' from the United Nations. Kerry talked to members of the press after meeting with Chinese Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi.

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