President Yoon ``North Korea is an existential threat'' … Emphasizing the ``heavy responsibility'' of permanent members of the Security Council

On the 7th (local time), South Korean President Yoon Seo-gyeol said, ``North Korea's nuclear and missile development is a serious violation of Security Council resolutions and a head-on challenge to world peace.''
"This is an existential threat that could strike all of Canada," he said, calling for a united international response. According to the South Korean Presidential Office, President Yoon attended a meeting in Jakarta, Indonesia, on the same day.
He attended the East Asia Summit (EAS) and spoke as follows. President Yun emphasized the need for all United Nations member states to comply with Security Council resolutions, and emphasized that
He also emphasized the heavy responsibility of the state. This is a reference to Russia, which is a permanent member of the Security Council but is promoting a summit meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jung Eun to discuss arms deals.
It seems that EAS is a cooperative body that discusses major security concerns in the region, with 10 ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) member states, South Korea, the United States, Japan, China, Russia, India, and Australia.
This includes Laria New Zealand, etc. President Yoon also mentioned the need to stop North Korea from illegal activities such as stealing virtual currency, dispatching overseas workers, and deportation, and addressed North Korea's human rights issues.
It was also reported that he had appealed for interest in.