The Peruvian－Korean Institute of Culture and Friendship in a statement said that the propelling bodies for satellites the DPRK launched three times do not pose any problem in the sense that they carried satellites for peaceful purposes and scientific researches before arguing about whether they are rockets or missiles.

The statement refuted and denounced the "joint statement" issued by the permanent members of the UNSC in a bid to do harm to the DPRK and pressurize it and expressed support and solidarity with the DPRK in its satellite launch and measures to bolster its nuclear deterrent, the building of a thriving nation and the struggle for national reunification.

Kim Jong Suk Library in Peru noted in a statement:

The world progressive forces which love justice and respect the sovereignty of the DPRK are rejecting and condemning the above-said "joint statement" as a violation of the right of a sovereign state.

The U.S. should stop at once plugging the south Korean puppet clique and its lackeys and allies into an anti-DPRK campaign under an unreasonable pretext.