Jelaskan Penguatkuasaan dari Resolusi Majlis Keselamatan PBB 1718 dalam bahasa melayu

While the resolution does invoke Chapter VII of the United Nations Charter which allows for enforcement, it does not provide for any use of military force to back up these demands. The UN Security Council had earlier determined to present a united front on this resolution in order to make clear to P'yŏngyang its condemnation of the reclusive nation's nuclear aspirations, but there remain differences of opinion about the implementation of the resolution. Both China and Russia are concerned about how cargo inspections could provoke confrontations with the North Korean Navy, and the United States compromised on its initial desire to block all imports of military equipment. The final vote on the sanction was delayed by the attempts to change the wording.   After the unanimous vote, North Korea's envoy, Pak Gil Yon, walked out of the UN chamber, saying the resolution was "unjustifiable". U.S. Ambassador John Bolton responded to this by saying, "I'm not going to waste any [of] our time responding. [...] It is the contemporary equivalent of Nikita Khrushchev pounding his shoe on the desk," referring to the Soviet leader's protest at the United Nations General Assembly in 1960.