South Koreans in 50 cities protest US missile deployment
Frank Smith
Press TV, Seoul
South Koreans in more than 50 cities have gathered for candle-light vigils to protest against the planned deployment of US missile system THAAD. Activists have pledged to prevent the weapon from being based anywhere in the country. With opposition to the planned deployment growing stronger, the exact timing for stationing the American missiles has become uncertain. Press TV’s Frank Smith reports from Seoul.
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