Pyongyang, January 12 (KCNA) -- Kim Song, permanent representative of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) to the United Nations, Thursday issued the following press statement:
The UNSC meeting on the Ukrainian issue held on January 10 serves as an occasion of showing once again that the U.S. is just an incurable cancer-like entity undermining the root of international peace and security contrary to the purpose and principle of the UN Charter.
The U.S. act for illegalizing the legitimate relations between independent sovereign states is an illegal act quite contrary to the purpose of the UN Charter on developing friendly relations between states on the basis of the respect of the principle of equality and the right to self-determination of the people and a total denial of international law.
The Ukrainian situation was created by the confrontation policy of the U.S. to infringe upon the reasonable and just security interests of Russia and push forward the advance of NATO to the East step by step from A to Z. Therefore, Washington can never evade its responsibility.
The U.S. pulled up the DPRK which has nothing to do with the discussion of agenda items. This is the vivid reflection of their plight in the tight corner and only reveals its insufficient might and means in the strategic confrontation with Russia.
The DPRK does not feel the need to comment on every U.S. groundless accusation.
The U.S. had better know who its rival is before pulling up others and ponder over the consequences to be entailed by it, rather than the immediate gain. -0-
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