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 by AFP Staff Writers Washington (AFP) Nov 3, 2022
The United States urged all nations to enforce sanctions on North Korea, saying it violated UN Security Council resolutions with a launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile. "The United States strongly condemns the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) for its test of an intercontinental ballistic missile," National Security Council spokeswoman Adrienne Watson said, confirming South Korea's account of the launch Thursday local time. She said that President Joe Biden and his national security team were "assessing the situation in close coordination with our allies and partners." State Department spokesman Ned Price said the launch, which follows a volley of missiles the day before, marked a "clear violation" of United Nations Security Council resolutions that prohibit ICBM launches. The launches show North Korea's threat to "its neighbors, the region, international peace and security and the global non-proliferation regime," Price said. "This action underscores the need for all countries to fully implement DPRK-related UN Security Council resolutions, which are intended to prohibit the DPRK from acquiring the technologies and materials needed to carry out these destabilizing tests," he said. He did not single out countries but China is North Korea's primary ally and economic partner. China and Russia, whose relationship has deteriorated sharply with the West over its invasion of Ukraine, in May vetoed a US-led attempt to impose further sanctions on North Korea over an earlier round of missile launches.
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