US: ``If Russia and North Korea violate Security Council sanctions against North Korea, we will hold them accountable''

John Kirby, Strategic Public Affairs Coordinator for the National Security Council (NSC), said on the 18th (local time), ``North Korean leader Kim Jung Eun and Russian President Vladimir Putin
After the summit, North Korea and Russia will be held accountable if they violate the United Nations Security Council's sanctions resolutions against North Korea.'' Coordinator Kirby spoke at a press conference held on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly in New York, USA.
``We will continue to monitor developments between Russia and North Korea regarding violations of Security Council resolutions.'' He continued, ``If North Korea and Russia move in that direction (in a direction that violates Security Council resolutions), then both
"We will continue to consult with our partners here at the United Nations on how we can work together to hold countries accountable."
Coordinator Kirby also told Russia, ``(Russia) is involved in arms transfers to and from North Korea.
"What they will do is act on what they voted for (the things they voted for in the Security Council resolution)."
The matters agreed upon by the two countries at the Russia-North Korea summit meeting held on the 13th have not been made public, but North Korea
The international community is paying close attention to the possibility that an agreement has been reached regarding a ``trade'' in which Russia supplies North Korea with various types of ammunition for use in the Nazi war, and Russia supplies North Korea with reconnaissance satellite technology.