In Russia Kremlin strongly condemns North Korea's rocket launch

"Our attitude to this launch ... was unambiguously displayed in the full unity of the (United Nations) Security Council," Peskov told journalists in a conference call.

Kremlin strongly condemns North Korea's rocket launch 

The Kremlin strongly condemned on Monday North Korea's latest rocket launch, calling it a violation of the international law.
Commenting on reports that Russian components had been used in the rocket launch by North Korea, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said: "This is rather a technological question." He did not elaborate.
"Our attitude to this launch ... was unambiguously displayed in the full unity of the (United Nations) Security Council," Peskov told journalists in a conference call.

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