President-elect Yun Seok-yeol asked Chinese President Xi Jinping to "intervene in the Korean Peninsula", calling for "the two countries to work closely together for the complete denuclearization of North Korea and stable management of the situation on the Korean Peninsula." .
The United States and China clashed at the UN Security Council on the 25th over “resolving additional sanctions” and “responsibility of the parties”.
The U.S. State Department made a comment on the 25th stating that the State party was “a country adjacent to the North Korean border.”
In a phone call with President Xi the day after North Korea's ICBM launch on the 25th, Yoon-elect intervened in 'cooperation' in 'management of the Korean Peninsula' in 'North Korea's denuclearization' requested
China did not disclose Yun's remarks during the call, but Xi responded, saying, "The two countries are 'close neighbors that cannot move'. In the 'Benefits of the People of Both States' to the public, it accepted the intervention by the 'Korea-China Party'.
The U.S. State Department said, "We urge all countries to hold North Korea accountable for these violations," the US State Department said. Circumstances are developing. North Korea's decision to return to the ICBM test launch is an obvious act of escalating tensions," he pointed out, pointing out "the heightening of tensions between China, Russia and South Korea, which are border countries."
China's Ambassador to the United Nations Zhang Jun said on the 25th, "Under the current situation, we urge the parties to remain calm and restrained, stay on the track of correct dialogue and consultation, and refrain from taking any action that may exacerbate tensions and lead to misjudgment." He opposed the submission of a resolution on additional sanctions.
Thomas Greenfield, US ambassador to the United Nations, said at the UN Security Council's public meeting on the North Korean issue on the same day, "It is an absurd and unreasonable act of escalating tensions and poses a threat to the international non-proliferation regime and the entire international community. This launch justifies the Security Council's immediate response."
Chinese Ambassador Zhang Jun said, "Instead of unilaterally emphasizing the sanctions clause, the parties should take this issue seriously and take practical measures."
U.S. ambassador Greenfield said the launch was in violation of a number of UN Security Council resolutions.
"The door to diplomacy has not been closed. We urge North Korea to come to the table for serious negotiations," said Porter, deputy spokesperson for the US State Department, in a commentary on General Secretary Kim Jong-un's comments on 'to prepare thoroughly for a long-term confrontation with US imperialism'. We will take all necessary measures to ensure the security of the US mainland and South Korea and Japan.”