Armenia condemns North Korea's latest nuclear test September 4, 2017 - 11:08 AMT PanARMENIAN.Net - Armenia condemns the latest nuclear test carried out by North Korea, the country's foreign ministry said in tweet on Sunday, September 3. The explosion of what North Korea said was an advanced hydrogen bomb came just days after it fired a missile over Japan. The DPRK's biggest nuclear test to date has drawn international condemnation, including from U.S. President Donald Trump and other world leaders. The United Nations Security Council announced it would meet on Monday morning at the request of the United States, Japan, Britain, France and South Korea, according to a statement. Related links:   Top stories It’s a contradiction that continues to haunt the contemporary Armenian community, according to Burger. The Security Council’s press service revealed that Patrushev will hold consultations on security issues in Yerevan. The letter encourages Mark Green to reverse course and continue U.S. funding for the Artsakh de-mining program. Nikol Pashinyan has congratulated Singapore Premier Lee Hsien Loong on the country's National Day.   Partner news |  Latest news Study unveils potential new treatment approach for lung cancer  There will be 228,000 new lung cancer cases this year, and 30% of them will have mutations in the KRAS pathway.China could overwhelm U.S. military in Asia in hours, report says Missiles from China's rapidly improving military could overwhelm its bases in hours, a report says.ICRC representatives visit detained Armenian soldier in Azerbaijan "I hope the protection of the rights of our serviceman will thus be guaranteed in Azerbaijan," Beglaryan said.Militants reportedly withdrawing from Khan Sheikhounin Hama According to the source, the militants have begun withdrawing from Khan Sheikhoun, Al-Latamnah, Kafr Zita, Morek, Latmeen. |
