North Korea responds to UN Security Council's ”reconnaissance satellite” talks, saying, ”If we violate our autonomy, we will be held accountable.”

Regarding the planned emergency meeting of the United Nations Security Council regarding the launch of military reconnaissance satellites, North Korea said, ``If North Korea attempts to violate its autonomy again, we will fully respond to any consequences that may result from it.''
He will be held accountable." On the 27th, Kim Seon-kyung, director of international organizations at North Korea's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, said in a statement released through North Korea's state-run Korean Central News Agency.
``In order to make it clear that ``the United States and the West's illegal interference in internal affairs and double standards will never work,'' we will not hesitate to stand up for our own sovereign rights, including the ability to launch satellites.
I will exercise my skills perfectly." Regarding the reconnaissance satellite, Director Kim said, ``It is a legitimate satellite whose purpose is to accurately grasp the serious military operations of the United States and its followers and to thoroughly prepare for them.
This is the exercise of a legitimate right of defense." He went on to say, ``If Marligyong 1 is a threat, then U.S. nuclear-powered aircraft carriers, strategic nuclear submarines, and nuclear strategic bombers are
Are you an apostle of goodness and peace?" The United Nations Security Council held an official meeting at 10 a.m. on the 27th (00:00 on the 28th local time) at the United Nations Headquarters in New York, USA, to discuss non-proliferation regarding North Korea.
do. The meeting was convened at the request of eight members of the Security Council, including the United States, the United Kingdom, and Japan, in order to discuss the Security Council's next-former response to the launch of a military reconnaissance satellite by North Korea.
I plan to attend.