North Korea's No.2 Leader says 'Lack of world peace, is the fault of the U.S.'

North Korea's No. 2 leader blamed the lack of world peace on the United States on Saturday at the Non-aligned Summit, saying because of Washington's failure to respect the sovereignty of other countries, "the international order is destroyed." Kim Yong Nam said desires for peace by the 118 countries in the Non- aligned Movement are "confronted with grave challenges owing to the high-handed acts and unilateralism of the superpower, which denies countries and nations the independent choice of development." The resulting imbalance in global politics constitutes "grave threats to world peace and security," he said. It was the latest anti-U.S. statement at a meeting that has brought together some of the staunchest foes of the United States, including the presidents of Iran, Venezuela and Zimbabwe.