The U.N. Security Counsel met in emergency session again this morning, open session and it was on CSPAN.
U.S. said there's no way we're backing off keeping our military presence exactly where it is with this flake aiming ICBM's at us. China and Russia advised the US deescalate the tensions and then follow up with diplomatic talks by pulling back our military forces in the area first. A few countries chided those who escalate the tensions with threatening rhetoric (we know who they were alluding to) and a couple of countries flat out said that military options are completely out of the question.
The US is going to continue to be its big, swaggering self and never give a inch. China and Russia are going to continue to hope the US will pull back its forces in the area. All countries condemned the nuclear test, of course, and many spoke of more sanctions and better enforcement of the ones already in place. The ultimate goal is to get NK back to the negotiating table and to divest it of nukes. Kim doesn't strike me as a guy who will ever accept that. There was no vote on anything. I guess they just met to speak their piece, but Nikki Haley said she had some kind of document brewing that will be ready next Monday.
I found it interesting that China said "We will not allow chaos on the Korean peninsula." It was interesting that Russia is teaming with China on the suggestion that US basically "disarm" so talks can take place.
Well, OP asked what the hypocrites are saying--I assume the UN falls into that category.