Almost all countries have strongly condemned this morning carried out by North Korea tested a nuclear weapon. According to experts, the introduction of new sanctions against the DPRK inevitable.
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The next nuclear test Pyongyang provoked an unusually unified response from the world’s leading powers. Especially loud audible condemnation of South Korea. Speaking at an emergency meeting of the National Security Council, President of the Republic of Korea, Park Geun-hye called the actions of the DPRK, “a serious provocation against the security, as well as the threat to the future of all Koreans and the challenge to the peace and stability.” The leader of the South has promised to create a united international front against North Korea, vowing that Pyongyang “will pay for their actions.” Pak called for increased sanctions against North Korea.
It was learned that South Korean forces were put on high alert, and authorities, and foreign power unit transferred to the emergency mode. The relevant ministries have formed a special group that will coordinate the clock work on the issue of DPRK’s nuclear test.
The main ally of North Korea, China, which has always stressed that did not approve the nuclear ambitions of Pyongyang, as expressed very clearly.
“The Chinese government strongly opposes this. Preventing the spread of nuclear weapons and to ensure peace and stability in Northeast Asia – this is the position of China. We urge North Korea to adhere to their obligations under the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons and to cease any action which may aggravate the situation, “- said Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying.
It is learned that the tremors were felt well in the border areas of China and the DPRK. China increased its military presence on the border. In addition, according to media reports, the Chinese authorities evacuated the population of the part of the border areas.
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In a similar tone, and Japan made a statement.
“North Korea’s nuclear tests is a serious threat to the security of our country and can not be justified in any way. I advocate strongly condemned, “- said Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
He also noted that there is a” challenge to the efforts of non-proliferation of nuclear weapons “and there is” a violation of UN Security Council resolutions. ” Abe has promised to work closely with key powers, including Russia, the US, China, to respond to the position of the international community.
The US has also condemned the violation of the DPRK’s UN Security Council resolutions. This was stated by spokesman of the National Security Service (NSS) of the White House Ned Price.
Australian Foreign Minister Julie Bishom expressed “strong protest over the provocative and dangerous actions of the regime of the DPRK”, called Pyongyang “rogue states” . She pointed out that North Korea poses a danger to the whole world.
France described the incident as “unacceptable violation of UN Security Council resolutions”.
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“France condemns this unacceptable violation of UN Security Council resolutions and calls for a tough response from the international community,” – says the official statement of the administration of President Francois Hollande.
Almost the same thing said in London.
“If messages hydrogen bomb test by North Korea – is true, then it is a serious violation of UN Security Council resolutions and provocations, which I unreservedly condemn, “- said the head of the British Foreign Office, Philip Hammond.
At the same time it was announced that in the coming hours on an emergency meeting of the UN Security Council will meet. Will discuss the DPRK’s nuclear test and the response of the international community for them.
Although the adoption of a specific resolution will take time, but experts do not doubt that against North Korea will introduce new expanded sanctions. On the other hand, it is unlikely it comes to the inclusion of provisions that allow the use of military force against North Korea.
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