North Korea's suspicion of ”supplying arms to Russia”: North Korea's ambassador to the UN: ``This is a baseless accusation by the United States.''

North Korea has defended the recent criticism in the international community, along with suspicions that Russia is attacking Ukraine with North Korean-made missiles, calling them ``baseless accusations.''
Kim Sung, North Korea's ambassador to the United Nations, said of the recent UN Security Council meeting, ``The United States' accusation against the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, which has nothing to do with the discussion of the agenda, is a sign that it has pushed the Democratic People's Republic of Korea into a corner.
"This is a direct reflection of their situation," he said, adding, "This is simply revealing that they have reached their limits in terms of strength and numbers in a strategic confrontation with Russia."
Ambassador Kim said, ``I don't feel the need to comment on the baseless accusations made by the United States,'' adding, ``The United States should find out who the other country is before accusing it.''
It is better to look carefully and think carefully about the ``fruits'' that will come afterward rather than the ``gains'' in front of you.'' He continued, ``The situation in Ukraine is completely within Russia's reasonable and legitimate security concerns.''
"This was caused by the confrontational policy of the United States, which is gradually promoting the eastward expansion of NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization), infringing on all interests of the United States," and added, "Washington cannot escape its responsibility."
, reiterated its current position. At the United Nations Security Council meeting on the 10th, criticism was raised that ``Russia is attacking Ukraine with missiles procured from North Korea.''
Russia responded by saying, ``There is no evidence,'' and ``the United States is spreading false information.''