US activists join South Koreans against missile system
Frank Smith,
Press TV, Seongju
Activists from the United States visited a Buddhist temple and small community in South Korea this week to protest against the deployment of an advanced US missile system nearby. Although local residents, religious leaders and activists have been demonstrating for more than a year, the system is partly in place pending an environmental impact study before its full-deployment. Press TV correspondent Frank Smith reports from Seongju, South Korea.
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