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China opposes DPRK missile launches, urges all sides to exercise restraint
Li Ning from People’s Daily
China on Monday said it opposes the relevant launches by the DPRK in violation of Security Council resolutions, and at the same time urged all relevant parties to keep restraint to prevent further deterioration of regional situation.
Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Geng Shuang told a press conference when asked about China’s response to DPRK's latest launch of four ballistic missiles.
“With regard to the DPRK's launches, the Chinese side has noted the move,” Geng said, adding that the relevant Security Council resolutions are explicit about the DPRK's launches with ballistic missile technologies.
Geng pointed out at the same time that the Chinese side has also noted the ongoing military drills between the US and the ROK targeting the DPRK.
“Under the current circumstances, all relevant parties should exercise restraint and refrain from any action that may provoke each other and heighten tensions in the region,” Geng stressed.
Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Geng Shuang told a press conference when asked about China’s response to DPRK's latest launch of four ballistic missiles.
“With regard to the DPRK's launches, the Chinese side has noted the move,” Geng said, adding that the relevant Security Council resolutions are explicit about the DPRK's launches with ballistic missile technologies.
Geng pointed out at the same time that the Chinese side has also noted the ongoing military drills between the US and the ROK targeting the DPRK.
“Under the current circumstances, all relevant parties should exercise restraint and refrain from any action that may provoke each other and heighten tensions in the region,” Geng stressed.
