S. Korea faults North's rocket-launch plan  April 4, 2012 at
1:52 PM  SEOUL, April 4 (UPI) -- A South Korean official said
the North's plan to launch a long-range rocket "damages the
stability and peace" of the Korean Peninsula and Northeast Asia.
Hyun In-taek, a unification policy adviser to President Lee
Myung-bak, recalled the North's launching a long-range rocket in
April 2009, followed by its second nuclear test a month later,
Yonhap News Agency reported.  "We already had the exact same
situation in 2009," Hyun said. "The whole message North Korea
tries to convey through its plan for a long-range missile launch
is that a nuclear warhead can be loaded onto the missile.  "By
doing this, North Korea thinks the effect of their blackmail
will be greater. This is part of their underlying and careful
political calculation. Therefore, it is highly likely they will
follow the same pattern."  North Korea says it plans to launch
the long-range rocket between April 12 and 16 to put a satellite
into space orbit.  So