Spain moves to the North Korean ambassador strongly condemns

USPA NEWS - The Ambassador of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) was summoned Monday by the acting Spanish Government to express strong condemnation of Spain to launch by the DPRK of a long-range missile.

Spain considers that the launch is a "violation of numerous resolutions of the United Nations Security Council that the country prohibit the use of ballistic technology." This violation of international law comes a month after the completion of the DPRK nuclear test explosion, also in violation of several Security Council resolutions. It is precisely the activity of nuclear proliferation North Korean regime which encourages the adoption by the Security Council of the ban on use of ballistic technology, he recalled the Spanish Government in a statement.

"These two challenges by the regime of the DPRK to the international legality in the space of a month pose a serious threat to peace and international security and stability in the Korean peninsula and throughout the region," according to the Spanish Government. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs moved the ambassador determined to Spain, a non-permanent member of the United Nations Security Council and as chairman of the 1718 Committee on sanctions against the DPRK, to work with the international community in safeguarding of international law, in compliance with the relevant resolutions of the Security Council and the effective implementation of international non-proliferation regime.