South Korea, the United Nations, and Japan have collectively condemned North Korea’s ballistic and nuclear programs in a joint statement, expressing their concerns. The announcement, reported by Yonhap news agency, was made on Friday in Washington. The condemnation was led by South Korea’s Foreign Minister Chon Ben Won, along with his American and Japanese counterparts, Danielle Crittenden and Yasuhito Koben.

In the joint statement, the representatives condemned North Korea’s illegal development and continuation of ballistic and ballistic missile programs, as well as Russia’s military cooperation and gross human rights violations. The report also states that representatives from the United States, Japan, and South Korea have reiterated their stances on North Korea’s escalating nuclear crisis.

Furthermore, the representatives have engaged in discussions regarding their respective positions on the situation in Taiwan. They have emphasized the importance of Taiwan’s peace and stability as a vital condition for international security and development, according to the statement.

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