After the 'Most Powerful' missile test in North Korea, the United States has urged the international community to seize all diplomatic ties with Asia's empirical country. But Russia and China are not responding positively to the call of the superpower.
North Korea launched a missile test in Japan on Wednesday. Then the North Korean state broadcasting media claimed that as its nuclear power country.
After the missile test, the UN Security Council sat on an emergency session on Thursday. The meeting was held in the United States, Japan and South Korea. The test was condemned there. The United States ambassador to the United Nations, Nicky Haley said to other member states of the Council, that North Korea's activity is taking the world "very close to war". He described Pyongyang as a destructive threat to the world.
Nichi Halley calls on all countries to seal diplomatic relations with North Korea. He said that after the latest missile test, US President Donald Trump called the Chinese President C China Ping. North Korea calls on China to stop the oil supply Trump The United States believes that if this step is taken by China, it would be an effective step to put North Korea in one room.
Nichi Halley said the United States did not want war ever with North Korea. But if the war prevails, North Korea will be completely destroyed.
But Russia and China are not responding to the US call to seal ties with North Korea. Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said in response to a question from Belarusian journalists yesterday, "I look negatively on the subject. We have always been saying that the pressure of siege and sanctions did not work.
Meanwhile, China also said they are not interested in halting oil supplies in North Korea.