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3 European Nations Condemn North Korea's Missile Launches

Associated Press

   UNITED NATIONS - Three important U.S. allies on Tuesday condemned the
   "repeated provocative launches" of ballistic missiles by North Korea,
   saying they violate U.N. Security Council resolutions banning any such
   activity.
   The United Kingdom, France and Germany issued a joint statement after a
   closed council briefing by U.N. political chief Rosemary DiCarlo that
   they requested because of serious concerns at the series of missile
   launches in recent weeks by North Korea.

   The three European council members urged North Korea "to engage in
   meaningful negotiations with the U.S.," as President Donald Trump and
   its leader Kim Jong Un agreed to on June 30 at their meeting in the
   Demilitarized Zone between the two Koreas.

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