Japan, U.S. submit revised N. Korea resolution to UNSC

Japan, U.S. submit revised N. Korea resolution to UNSC

NEW YORK, United States - Japanese Ambassador to the U.N. Kenzo Oshima speaks with reporters at the U.N. Headquarters on July 14. Later in the day, Japan and the United States submitted a revised draft resolution on North Korea's missile launches to the U.N. Security Council after failing to come to terms with China and Russia over key provisions whether U.N. action will be made mandatory and legally binding.

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