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\n UNITED NATIONS (AP) \u2014 The United States and allies South Korea and Japan clashed with China and Russia Friday over North Korea\u2019s latest satellite and ballistic missile launches and threats to use nuclear weapons that have escalated tensions in northeast Asia.The scene was an emergency open meeting of the U.N. Security Council called after North Korea\u2019s failed launch of a military reconnaissance satellite on May 27 and other launches using ballistic missile technology in violation of U.N. sanctions.Since the beginning of 2022, the Democratic People\u2019s Republic of Korea \u2013 the North\u2019s official name \u2013 has launched over 100 missiles using this banned technology as it has advanced its nuclear weapons program. In response, the U.S. and its allies have carried out an increasing number of military exercises.U.N. Assistant Secretary-General Khaled Khiari briefed the council meeting saying sovereign states have the right to benefit from peaceful space activities \u2013 but the DPRK is expressly prohibited from conducting launches using ballistic missile technology and its continuing violations undermine global nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation treaties.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe remain deeply concerned about growing tensions on the Korean Peninsula,\u201d Khiari said. \u201cThere is a need for practical measures to reduce tensions, reverse the dangerous dynamic, and create space to explore diplomatic avenues.\u201d<\/p>\n
North Korea\u2019s U.N. Ambassador Kim Song insisted that its satellite launches \u2013 and it had a successful one last November \u2013 are \u201cthe legitimate and universal right of a sovereign state\u201d under international law and the Outer Space Treaty. He stressed that reconnaissance satellites are not only needed to strengthen its self-defense capabilities but to defend its sovereignty.<\/p>\n
Kim told the Security Council that the \u201cmassive deployment of strategic assets and aggressive war exercises\u201d by the United States on the Korean Peninsula and in the region have broken all records and destroyed the military balance.<\/p>\n
This has turned the Korean Peninsula \u201cinto the most fragile zone in the world, fraught with the danger of outbreak of war,\u201d he said, claiming that joint military exercises since the beginning of the year are \u201ca U.S.-led nuclear war rehearsal.\u201dThe DPRK ambassador said the Security Council shouldn\u2019t waste time debating the legitimate rights of a sovereign state, but should direct its attention to putting an immediate end to the killing of civilians in Gaza, \u201cwhich continues unabated under U.S. patronage.\u201dSouth Korea\u2019s U.N. Ambassador Joonkook Hwang said it should be his country \u2013 not the DPRK \u2013 that should claim the right to self-defense.He said the DPRK\u2019s nuclear policy and its rhetoric \u201care getting increasing aggressive and hostile, and Pyongyang no longer views its nuclear arsenal as just a deterrent against the United States, \u201cbut instead as a means to attack my country.\u201dHe quoted DPRK leader Kim Jong Un\u2019s sister, Kim Yo-jong, saying two weeks ago that the only purpose of their tactical nuclear weapons \u201cis to teach a lesson to Seoul.\u201d<\/p>\n
U.S. deputy ambassador Robert Wood urged the Security Council to condemn the DPRK\u2019s launches and hold it accountable for violating U.N. sanctions.\u201cBut two council members, China and Russia, continuously block the Security Council from speaking against the DPRK\u2019s behavior with one voice and makes us all less safe,\u201d he said.Wood also accused the DPRK of unlawfully transferring dozens of ballistic missiles and over 11,000 containers of munitions to Russia to aid its war against Ukraine, \u201cprolonging the suffering of the Ukrainian people.\u201dHe rejected as \u201cgroundless\u201d and disingenuous\u201d claims by the DPRK and its supporters on the council that its missile launches are a response to U.S.-led military exercises.Russia\u2019s U.N. Ambassador Anna Evstigneeva countered that \u201cone of the key catalysts for the growing tensions in the region has been and remains the build-up of military activity by the U.S. and its allies.\u201dU.S.-led military drills against the DPRK and numerous other hostile acts with a threatening military component \u201care provoking countermeasures from North Korea, which is forced to take action to strengthen its national defense capacity,\u201d she said.<\/p>\n
Evstogneeva claimed \u201cthe unstable situation around the Korean Peninsula is of benefit to Washington, which continues to confidently and deliberately pursue the path of confrontation instead of dialogue.\u201dShe also dismissed claims that Russia is engaging in illegal military and technical cooperation with the DPRK as \u201cabsolutely unfounded.\u201dChina\u2019s U.N. Ambassador Fu Cong called the situation on the Korean Peninsula \u201chighly tense, with antagonism and confrontation escalating,\u201d and called on all parties to exercise restraint and avoid any actions or rhetoric that might increase tension.He warned that a planned large-scale joint military exercise on the peninsula in August \u201cpracticing a scenario involving a nuclear war\u201d will only increase tensions.U.S. envoy Wood retorted that \u201cthe United States is in no way a threat to the DPRK,\u201d stressing that the U.S. offer to reach out \u201can open hand\u201d and hold talks with the DPRK without preconditions over the past few years \u201chas been met with a clenched fist.\u201d<\/p>\n
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