The European Union condemns North Korea’s launch of a ballistic missile.
- The European Union condemns North Korea's ballistic missile launch as a UN violation.
- This launch threatens regional and international security amid rising tensions.
- The EU expresses solidarity with South Korea and Japan regarding the missile launch.
- Christian Wigand calls for North Korea to cease illegal activities and return to diplomacy.
European Union Condemns North Korea’s Ballistic Missile Launch
The European Union has confirmed that North Korea’s launch of a ballistic missile last Saturday constitutes a new violation of United Nations Security Council resolutions. This action poses a threat to both regional and international security amid rising tensions on the Korean Peninsula.
EU Stands in Solidarity with Regional Partners
Christian Wigand, the EU’s spokesperson for foreign affairs and security policy, expressed the Union’s full solidarity with its partners in the region, particularly South Korea and Japan, in light of these serious developments.
Call for Compliance and Diplomatic Engagement
Wigand emphasized that North Korea must cease its illegal activities that could escalate tensions. He urged the country to adhere to its international obligations and return to a meaningful diplomatic process, which he identified as the only path to achieving lasting peace and security in the region.
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