China strongly urged "North Korea to respect the UN resolution," but the DPRK is still in disarray, "No Nuclear Day of Departure!"

China is fully pushing for the DPRK to abide by the UN Security Council resolutions and to avoid any actions that make the Korean Peninsula worse, as the DPRK continues to hold its stance that no day will give up its nuclear program. Chinese Ambassador to the United Nations Liu Jieyi quoted by Xinhua News Agency on Thursday, July 6, 2017.

Liu Jie's remarks came after the US warned of using force again against Pyongyang. Liu Jieyi at the Security Council meeting said: "The DPRK's launch of a North Korean ballistic missile on Tuesday seriously violated the UN Security Council's resolution and completely opposed the will of the international community, which was unacceptable. ... and China still holds the same position Nuclear weapons on the Korean Peninsula, China urged the DPRK to fully comply strictly adheres to UN Security Council resolutions and to avoid any activities that make the Korean Peninsula situation worsened.

Meanwhile, Beijing also calls on all countries to remain calm and tolerant. " Experts on the Korean Peninsula are unlikely to be resolved sooner, as China, Russia, and the United States all have strategic interests on the Korean peninsula, for example, more than 20,000 US troops are stationed in South Korea, so even if China and Russia are not satisfied with the DPRK, In recent years, these two powers still need the DPRK to withstand the growing US military influence in the region, and this has already been demonstrated during the Korean War (1950-1953).

On Tuesday, China and Russia, the headquarters of the regime, Kim Jong-un issued a joint statement condemning North Korea's missile test and asked South Korea, including the United States, to stop military drills. But one day later, Washington and Seoul still conduct military exercises with North Korea, while Kim Jong-Un reaffirms its commitment to never give up nuclear weapons.