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"These actions by North Korea, in violation of its international obligations, must be" countered post haste, it urges.
"A clear message must be sent to North Korea and to other countries that such activities are unacceptable and cannot be tolerated," it added.
Israel wants unchallenged regional dominance. Its nuclear, chemical and biological arsenals are powerful. It's missile technology is long range.
On February 12, an emergency Security Council session convened. A press statement followed. Unanimity was expressed.
Pyongyang's nuclear test was condemned. It was called "a clear threat to international peace and security." How wasn't explained.
North Korea threatens no one. Its nuclear program is defensive. It's responsible for protecting its people. It chose nuclear power to do so.
Members promised "significant action" if further tests are conducted. North Korea isn't intimidated easily.
South Korea currently serves as Security Council president. Its Foreign Minister, Kim Sung-hwan, said "North Korea will be responsible for any consequences of this provocative act."
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