Representative of China: the United States should show sincerity and flexibility and respond positiv

Original title: representative of China: the United States should show sincerity and flexibility and respond positively to North Korea's main concerns
China News Agency, United Nations, February 4 - the UN Security Council held closed door consultations on North Korea's missile launch on the 4th. Ambassador Zhang Jun, permanent representative of China to the United Nations, spoke to the media before the meeting.
Zhang Jun said that China has been paying close attention to the development of the situation on the Korean Peninsula. The Peninsula issue has fluctuated and delayed for decades. Facts have repeatedly proved that dialogue and consultation are the only way to break the vicious circle and ease tensions. Under the current situation, all parties should be cautious in their words and deeds to prevent the escalation of tensions.
Zhang Jun pointed out that everything has cause and effect, and the DPRK launch is not a single isolated event. The United States is a direct party to the Peninsula issue, and its policies and measures are directly related to the development and evolution of the situation. If the United States really wants to solve the Peninsula issue, it should show sincerity and flexibility, come up with practical measures, put forward an attractive, realistic and feasible dialogue plan, and respond positively to the main concerns of the DPRK.
Zhang Jun said that whether the Security Council speaks on the DPRK nuclear issue depends on the results. The timing and content of the Security Council's voice must be cautious. If it is slightly inappropriate, it may lead to wrong interpretation, further complicate the situation, and even return to the old road of "condemnation confrontation sanctions" and "re condemnation confrontation re sanctions", which can only lead to a vicious circle. China hopes that all parties concerned will think twice and act accordingly.
According to media reports, North Korea launched missiles many times in January this year, including hypersonic missiles, railway mobile tactical missiles, long-range cruise missiles and surface to surface tactical missiles. (end)