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New York, South Korea, Minister of Foreign Affairs … Information Session of the United Nations Security Council
Pompeii "Strict implementation of North Korea's implications for the denuclearization of the North"
Hailey "Central Russia Criticizes End of Refined Petroleum Trade in North Korea"
US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice will meet at the United Nations Mission to the UN on October 20. . US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said Monday, June 20 that the UN Security Council had a consensus on the need for a full demonstration of the denuclearization of North Korea, Putting it into effect. focus on implementation.
"The UN has urged the UN Security Council to inform the UN Security Council on the matter," he told reporters, calling on China and Russia to fully implement sanctions against Pyongyang. Pompeii said US President Donald Trump was optimistic about the prospect of North Korea's denuclearization after the June 6 summit in Singapore: "I'm doing the same thing, and progress is under way."
"If the sanctions are not enforced, prospects for a successful denuclearization of North Korea will also weaken," said Pompei, adding that "all actions that generate substantial revenue in the scheme must be stopped. "
He pointed out that North Korea continued to smuggle, although North Korea is limited to 500,000 barrels of oil that can be imported each year, according to UN sanctions.
Nicky Hailey, United States Ambbadador to the United Nations, criticized China and Russia for being ingested by the North Korea's sanctions committee on refined petroleum trade to Korea. North
Previously, the United States had banned North Korea, claiming that it had repeatedly smuggled oil products by violating Security Council sanctions, but China and Russia needed more time to review this information. US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice will meet with US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and United States Ambbadador to the United Nations Nicky Hailey on October 20 (local time).
