World countries pressure North Korea after the tough sanctions from UN

Seoul, (North Korea) Sept 19: All the world countries have mounted Pressure against the North Korea after the United Nations has imposed Tough Sanctions against the country after it has tested the powerful Hydrogen Bomb. The following countries have cut off ties with the North Korea.

Spain: The Spanish foreign ministry asked North Korean ambassador Kim Hyok Chol to leave the country by 30 September citing his country’s repeated refusals to renounce its nuclear weapons program.

Kuwait: Kuwait said it has ordered North Korean ambassador So Chang Sik and four other diplomats to leave within a month as the country downgraded diplomatic relations with Pyongyang. North Korea’s Embassy in Kuwait City has served as the only diplomatic station in the Gulf region for North Korea.

Peru: Peru's government announced it was giving North Korean ambassador Kim Hak Chol five days to leave the country in retaliation over North Korea’s sixth nuclear test.

Mexico: Mexico declared North Korean ambassador Kim Hyong Gil was "persona non grata" and was to leave the country within 72 hours in protest at the North's sixth nuclear test, citing that it was a "flagrant violation" of international law and UN Security Council resolutions.

Botswana has also cut off the ties with the country.

Egypt: Cairo said it was cutting military ties with North Korea. Pak Chun Il, North Korea’s sitting ambassador to the country, was blacklisted by the United Nations on 30 November 2016 in response to Pyongyang's fifth nuclear test that September.

Philippines: Manila's foreign ministry said it had suspended trade relations with North Korea to comply with UN Security Council resolutions over the North's repeated missile tests.