Germany Condemns North Korea's Missile Launch, Urges Start of Negotiations
[Asia Economy Reporter Changhwan Lee] Germany condemned North Korea's missile launch.
The German Foreign Ministry stated in a press release on the 28th (local time) that "North Korea once again violated sanctions under the UN Security Council resolutions and endangered international and regional stability."
It added, "The German government urges North Korea to comply with international law and accept the dialogue proposals from the United States and South Korea to start serious negotiations."
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On the morning of the 28th, North Korea launched one projectile presumed to be a short-range missile from Doyang-ri, Ryongrim County, Jagang Province.
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