UN Security Council resolution to strengthen sanctions on North Korea Lawson rejected with veto

Following the launch of North Korea's ballistic missiles, the United Nations Security Council passed a resolution on the morning of the 26th and 27th of Japan time to strengthen sanctions against North Korea, but China and Russia passed. It was rejected by exercising the right of refusal.

At the Security Council, Western countries and Russia are in sharp conflict over the situation in Ukraine, but even with North Korea, there was no consensus, and the Security Council's dysfunction was once again highlighted.