Anchor: The UN Security Council adopted another statement against North Korea, vowing to push all countries to tighten sanctions on the regime. The council also strongly condemned Pyongyang for its ballistic missile test on Sunday.
Kim Bum-soo has more. 
 
Report: In the wake of North Korea's ballistic missile launch on Sunday, the UN Security Council adopted yet another statement to condemn the regime's repeated provocations. 
 
In the media statement backed by China, the council vowed to “fully and comprehensively implement all measures” imposed on the country, and take further “significant measures including sanctions.”
 
Monday's statement also said the council will push all countries to tighten sanctions against North Korea.
 
[Sound bite: UN spokesman Stephane Dujarric]
"Tomorrow we expect there will be consultations on the Democratic Republic of Korea... "

UN spokesman Stephane Dujarric also addressed the missile launch as the council is set to hold a closed-door meeting on Tuesday.
 
[Sound bite: UN spokesman Stephane Dujarric]
"What is clear is that for us the DPRK is openly defying security council resolutions with its accelerated ballistic missile testing activities. These actions threaten regional and international security. We call on the DPRK to stop further testing and allow space to explore the resumption of meaningful dialogue."
 
Ahead of the UNSC gathering, U.S. Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley told NBC's Today show that all options are on the table.
 
While calling the North's latest missile launch the same movie that keeps playing, she warned the regime not to give Washington a reason to fight.
 
The U.K. and France's UN ambassadors have made it clear that they will endorse additional sanction measures on North Korea. 
 
It remains to be seen if China and Russia will this time join the move to contain the ever defiant regime.
Kim Bum-soo, KBS World Radio News. 
 

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