After veto on North Korea, China says 'let's see' on UN action on nuclear test

China's UN envoy said on Thursday that Beijing does not want to see North Korea conduct a new nuclear test, which is why China called on the US-led US to impose new UN sanctions on Pyongyang over the launch of new ballistic missiles. The bid was vetoed. But Ambassador Zhang Jun warned against speculating about how Beijing might react at the United Nations if North Korea goes ahead with its first nuclear test since 2017. Washington has warned that such a test could happen "at any time" and that it would again push for more. United Nations sanctions. For the…