The U.S. State Department called on China and Russia to fulfill their “obligations” to enforce sanctions against North Korea, Washington’s latest attempt to encourage a collective U.N. Security Council (UNSC) response to DPRK missile tests.

Spokesperson Ned Price explained the U.S. position in a press briefing on Tuesday and suggested China and Russia have failed to penalize years of North Korean “provocations.” 

“We think it is incumbent — and in fact it is required under international law — for countries to fulfill their obligations that come into force with a U.N. Security Council resolution,” Price said. 

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