is time to do more. telling the security council that if you're going to sit there and not vote for additional sanctions against north korea, then you are holding hands with kim jong un. michelle kosinski, cnn, the state department. well we have new reaction to north korea's latest missile test, this i'm out of seoul. cnn's paula hancocks joins me live from the south korean capital. paula, the u.s. not ruling out at least military action. but where does that leave the south koreans? >> reporter: well, hannah, we've had a reaction from the south korean president, moon jae-in. he is in germany at this point, meeting with angela merkel early on. he said he was calling for stronger sanctions. he was calling for more international pressure on north korea, which is a bit of a departure from where he started just a few months ago. he has always been pro engagement, pro dialogue with north korea. but now after this icbm launch, he is moving closer to the u.s. line and pushing for more