North Korea May Reverse Steps It's Taken To 'Build Trust' With U.S.

The UN Security Council condemned North Korea for its recent submarine-launched ballistic missile tests, urging the country to dismantle its nuclear arsenal. North Korea responded by criticizing the US for its own missile launch and accused the Trump administration of influencing the UN's statement. North Korea warned of reversing trust-building measures with the US, potentially resuming nuclear and missile tests. The statement followed the breakdown of denuclearization talks between the US and North Korea, marking the first meeting since June.

What action did the UN Security Council take against North Korea?

• Offered humanitarian aid

• Supported its nuclear program

• Condemned its missile tests

• Imposed new economic sanctions

What did North Korea criticize about the UN's response?

• The lack of condemnation for the US

• The call for immediate denuclearization

• The imposition of travel bans

• The UN's support for South Korea

What did North Korea threaten to do in response to the UN statement?

• Reverse trust-building steps with the US

• Join the UN Security Council

• Resume trust-building measures

• Increase trade with China

What was the outcome of the recent US-North Korea talks?

• Establishment of a new trade deal

• Successful agreement on denuclearization

• Breakdown due to lack of new proposals

• Increased military cooperation

What might North Korea resume if trust-building measures are reversed?

• Diplomatic talks with Japan

• Nuclear and long-range missile tests

• Economic reforms

• Cultural exchanges with the US