U.S. "Russia Attracts North Korea" Criticism of Russia's Allowance of Attacks

The U.S. and Russia clashed head-on at the U.N. Security Council, criticizing North Korea's troop dispatch and permission to use the Ae-Tax missile, respectively.

At a UN Security Council meeting in New York, Linda Thomas-Greenfield, the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, strongly criticized Russia, saying, "Russia has lied repeatedly even before the war, and now it has even attracted North Korean troops."

In response, Russian Ambassador to the United Nations Vasily Nevenza responded, saying, "The Biden administration's authorization of Ukrainian President Zelensky to use long-range weapons that can strike inside Russia is a suicide."

In the midst of this, our government mentioned the Korean-style ceasefire for the first time.

Regarding the "Korean-style ceasefire" method discussed within the United Nations recently, Ambassador to the United Nations Hwang Joon-guk said that the situation in Korea, which did not have much territorial loss after the war, and Ukraine, which lost a lot of territory, are different.

Recently, the highest level of the United Nations mentioned a "Korean-style ceasefire" that would create a ceasefire in Ukraine like the Korean Peninsula, and observers say Ukraine, which has lost 20% of its territory, will not accept it.