Seven Countries Call on UN Over North Korea's Missile Launches

Great Britain, Malta, Slovenia, the USA, France, South Korea, and Japan have submitted a request for a meeting of the UN Security Council on November 4 in connection with North Korea's missile launches. This was reported to TASS by a source from the global organization.

The decision to hold a meeting on this issue will be made by the UK permanent representation at the UN, which will assume the presidency of the Security Council in November.

Earlier, it was reported that North Korea had launched a ballistic missile, marking the longest flight of all launches to date, lasting almost an hour and a half.