North Korean UN ambassador: ”Even if a second or third panel of experts on North Korea is formed, it will likely disappear on its own”

On the 5th, North Korean Ambassador to the United Nations Kim Song said, "The activities of the panel of experts under the UN Security Council's North Korea Sanctions Committee ended on the 30th of last month (local time)."
"Even if we establish a second or third panel of experts, they will not be able to avoid their fate of disappearing on their own over time."
Ambassador Kim said in a media statement sent by North Korea's state-run Korean Central News Agency that day, "The international community
The public sentiment in the United States has been deceived by the dissemination of fabricated documents and rhetoric, and the forces that see not only the UN Security Council Expert Panel on North Korea Sanctions but also the UN as a tool for world domination.
"The joint statement issued by 50 UN member states, including the US, South Korea and Japan, on the 1st of this month regarding the termination of the Panel of Experts on North Korea Sanctions was an expression of condolences," Kim said.
"The closure of the panel is reminiscent of a historical verdict on this illegal, conspiratorial organization that has served as a tool of U.S. and Western hegemony," he said.
On the 28th of last month, a proposal to extend the term of the panel of experts that monitors the implementation of the sanctions resolution against North Korea was rejected due to the veto of Russia, a permanent member of the Security Council.
As a result, Japan, the United States and South Korea are considering establishing a new external organization to replace the expert panel in order to continue to monitor North Korea's violations of sanctions.