NATO leaders on Wednesday called for continued pressure and ongoing sanctions enforcement on North Korea, during a summit of the 29 member countries currently taking place in Brussels.
The group signed a declaration which called on members to maintain pressure on the DPRK, though also welcomed recent diplomatic progress in the region.
NATO leaders on Wednesday called for continued pressure and ongoing sanctions enforcement on North Korea, during a summit of the 29 member countries currently taking place in Brussels.
The group signed a declaration which called on members to maintain pressure on the DPRK, though also welcomed recent diplomatic progress in the region.
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