Security Council holds official meeting on “Northern satellite launch”… ends with “no results”

On the morning of the 27th (local time), the United Nations Security Council (Security Council) held an official meeting on the topic of North Korea's non-proliferation issue at the United Nations Headquarters in New York, USA.
Although there was an official discussion on the next member of the Security Council's response to the attack, the meeting ended without any concrete results such as issuing a statement or adopting a resolution. Permanent members China and Russia
This is because the United States has come into conflict with Western countries such as the United States and has begun to defend North Korea. On this day, the United Nations said, ``North Korea's military reconnaissance satellite launch is not only a violation of Security Council resolutions, but also a violation of international aviation.
"This could pose a serious threat to air and maritime traffic." Khalid Hiari, Under-Secretary-General for the Middle East, Asia and the Pacific, UN Department of Political Affairs and Peacebuilding (DPPA), said:
``The United Nations Secretary-General strongly condemned North Korea's military satellite launch using ballistic missile technology on the 21st.''
"There is," he reported. ``North Korea gave advance notice of the launch to the Japanese Coast Guard, but did not notify the International Maritime Organization (IMO) and the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) of the launch,'' it said.
"The United States carried out a launch that could pose a serious threat to international civil air and maritime traffic." Linda Thomas-Greenfield, the U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, also said, ``The Security Council is dedicated to international peace and security.
"North Korea is weakening its authority," he said. He continued, ``Russia and China, who are permanent members of the Security Council, are determined to condemn North Korea's violation of Security Council resolutions.''
He also pointed out that there is no such thing. South Korean Ambassador to the United Nations Hwang Jun-guk, who attended in his capacity as an interested party, emphasized that ``North Korea's provocative actions are no longer a regional problem, but a global problem.''
He cited North Korea's supply of ammunition to Russia in connection with the Ukraine war as an example. Meanwhile, North Korea's Ambassador to the United Nations Kim Sung said, ``Currently, there are more than 5,000 satellites around the Earth.
"Why are you only taking issue with North Korea's artificial satellites, even though they are orbiting?" and ``North Korea was simply exercising its legitimate sovereignty.''
At this day's meeting, concrete achievements were made, such as the Security Council's next-former's statement condemning North Korea and the adoption of a draft resolution.
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