The US presidential administration plans to gradually declassify data collected on military cooperation between the Russian Federation and North Korea. It was reported that this statement was made by Mira Rupp-Hooper, senior director for East Asia and Oceania at the White House National Security Council. TASS.
“This also applies to issues such as the supply of ballistic missiles and ammunition,” he said.
Rapp-Hooper said the United States plans to “shed light” on the two countries’ alleged military cooperation to better coordinate responses with allies.
Before that, the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs reportedwhich provides the UN with data on compliance with sanctions against North Korea.
In 2006, the UN Security Council banned the supply, sale or transfer to North Korea of any military equipment and weapons, as well as materials, equipment, goods and technologies that could be used in North Korea’s programs to create weapons of mass destruction. In 2017, the UN Security Council adopted resolutions banning North Korean citizens from working abroad, as well as a ban on the import of coal, iron, lead and seafood from North Korea, as well as the export of oil and petroleum products to North Korea. UN member states.
Previously European Union open North Korean Defense Minister announced the new sanctions package against Russia.