The U.K., France and Germany condemned 'repeated provocative launches' by North Korea, which said 'it would be better to keep silence and mind their own turbulent businesses instead.'
North Korea has hit out at the United Kingdom, France and Germany after the countries criticized its recent series of missile launches, telling the European trio to first focus on their own domestic issues.
A demonstrator, wearing a mask depicting U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson and gesturing with a shovel by a mock gravestone inscribed with the words"RIP British Democracy" protests outside the gates to Downing Street in central London, August 28. London has been hit by protests as its new leader moved to suspend parliament ahead of the country's planned exit from the European Union.
He reiterated the U.S.' support for"an irreversible, verifiable, complete denuclearization" of the Korean Peninsula via a peace deal that has so far eluded Washington and Pyongyang. North Korea's ruling Korean Workers' Party newspaperin its continued military moves with Seoul.
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