The UN Security Council's "resolution" masterminded by the U.S. is peppered with vicious hostile steps aimed to ban the DPRK's satellite launch and hinder it from developing economy and bolstering national defence capabilities, the statement said, and went on:

Satellite launch is an independent right of each country and the exercise of the sovereignty publicly recognized by international law. The U.S. and other countries, therefore, have no justification to say this or that over the satellite launch.

We send support to the DPRK which turned out in an all-out action to bolster the self-defensive military muscle including a nuclear deterrent both in terms of quality and quantity, foil the hostile policy of the U.S. and dishonest forces following it towards the DPRK and defend the sovereignty of the country and nation.

There is still no institutional mechanism that guarantees peace on the Korean Peninsula but the instable state of armistice has persisted although 60 years have passed since the war ended.

The dissolution of the "UN Command", ghost of the Cold War, is prerequisite to defending the peace and stability on the Korean Peninsula and the rest of the Asia-Pacific region.