US State Department: North Korean troops dispatched to Russia must 'take responsibility for perpetuating war'

On the 29th (local time), the US State Department said about the dispatch of North Korean troops to Russia, "Third countries like North Korea have allowed the Russia-Ukraine war to continue, and they must take responsibility for this."
"North Korea is useless. Other countries (like North Korea) are contributing to this disaster, and their actions are enabling the war to continue," a State Department spokesman said at a press conference on the same day.
"We continue to be concerned about North Korea's direct involvement in a war," he said, adding, "We are concerned about North Korea sending troops to support Russia and
"All quid pro quo support by Russia to North Korea must be halted," he said. The spokesman specifically commented on Russia's training of the North Korean military, saying, "The United Nations Security Council has called for a ceasefire.
"This is a direct violation of Council resolutions 1718, 1874 and 2570, which broadly prohibit the provision or receipt of military training or assistance to North Korea."
In addition, the spokesman cited US Secretary of State Marcos Benjamin Lee Rubio's comments just before the press conference regarding the US's mediation of the end of the war negotiations, saying, "Now, both sides (Russia and Ukraine) have decided to end the war.
It is time for concrete proposals to be put forward to ensure that the United States and the United States have a say in the future. It is up to the President to decide how to proceed from here. If there is no progress, we will have to act as mediators.
"Secretary Rubio and President Trump are people who will make everything transparent, and the American people will be able to accept this process," he said.
We are keeping an open eye on it," he added.