North Korea's flying rocket "need to be decided by the Security Council" UN Ambassador Bessho November 1, 8:54
Japan ’s Ambassador Hiroro Bessho stated that North Korea ’s members of the Security Council had to decide on October 31 that they had fired two short-distance flying objects toward the Sea of Japan. The Security Council expressed its expectation to hold a meeting to discuss the response.
Japan's Ambassador Hiroo Bessho held a press conference on the 31st in the United Nations mission in New York.
Among them, Ambassador Bessho said that North Korea had fired two short-distance flying bodies toward the Sea of Japan, “It is necessary to ask member countries to decide what to do in the Security Council. “We ’re always working closely together, what ’s going to happen?” And expressed hope that the Security Council would hold a meeting to discuss the response.
In addition, Ambassador Bessho said last year that the United States would serve as the presidency of North Korea ’s human rights issue that North Korea was unable to hold due to the lack of a number of favored countries within the Security Council last year. He clarified that he was exploring the possibility of holding the event.
Ambassador Bessho has been serving as UN Ambassador for over three years and four months, and is scheduled to retire this month. “The opportunity to work at the United Nations at the end of his diplomat life is exhausted to the diplomat. The United Nations is an extremely important tool for Japanese diplomacy, ”stressing the need for Japan to further strengthen UN diplomacy.