Clinton warned North Korea against new missile test.

   U.S. Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton, speaking in Japan, said that the launching of missiles by North Korea "will not bring any benefit to the development of our relations." This was announced on 17 February AFP.
Reports that Pyongyang is preparing to test long-range missiles, have appeared in the media on 16 February (on the birthday of leader Kim Jong Il, the state). According to unofficial data, can be re-tested Taepodong-2 missile, capable of carrying nuclear warheads and can reach U.S. territory. Meanwhile, CNN reports that North Korea has declared itself to test the satellite, rather than missiles.
According to AFP, commenting on the information at his speech in Japan, Hillary Clinton stressed that the United States, there are commitments to the DPRK nuclear disarmament. Also, U.S. Secretary of State observed that in the case of the elimination of North Korea's nuclear program two countries normalized relations, and the people of the DPRK could count on assistance from the Americans.
According to agency Reuters, February 13, Hillary Clinton has voiced proposals for reconciliation, the U.S. and North Korea. However, North Korean authorities have still not responded to her statement.