China 

"We strongly urge the DPRK to honor its commitment to denuclearization, and to cease any action that may deteriorate¹ the situation," Foreign Ministry² spokeswoman Hua Chunying said.

 

Republic of Korea

President Park Geun-hye vowed³ a tough response to DPRK's bomb test. She said the government "must get the DPRK to face corresponding measures based on close cooperation with the international community".

 

United States

The White House said it can't confirm the nuclear test, but said it would condemn⁴ such a test as a violation⁵ of UN Security Council resolutions.

 

Russia

Foreign Ministry said it hasn't been confirmed that the DPRK has carried out an actual nuclear test. The ministry called on "all interested sides to preserve maximum restraint and to not take actions that could rouse the uncontrolled growth of tensions in Northeast Asia".

 

Japan

Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said the DPRK announcement of a hydrogen bomb test is a threat to his nation's safety. "We absolutely cannot allow this, and condemn it strongly."

 

EU 

The EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini said the DPRK's nuclear test, if confirmed, would represent "a grave violation of the DPRK's international obligations not to produce or test nuclear weapons".

 

United Kingdom

Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond said that if a nuclear bomb has been detonated, it would be a grave breach⁶ of UN Security Council resolutions.

 

France

President Francois Hollande said "France condemns⁷ this unacceptable violation of Security Council resolutions and called for a strong reaction from the international community".

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