North Korea warns of nuclear strike if provoked; Trump 'armada' steams on
By Sue-Lin Wong and David Brunnstrom
ricky l
It is very clear that International Community is losing patience on N Korea.
Even China quietly express that "action must be taken to stop N Korea nuclear ambitions :-
"Tillerson told CBS’s Face the Nation, in an interview broadcast on Sunday, that when Donald Trump and Chinese president Xi Jinping met at the Mar-a-Lago resort this week, they “had extensive discussions around the dangerous situation in North Korea”.
“President Xi clearly understands, and I think agrees, that the situation has intensified and has reached a certain level of threat that action has to be taken,” Tillerson said.
"“We’re hopeful,” he added, “that we can work together with the Chinese to change the conditions in the minds of the DPRK [Democratic People’s Republic of Korea] leadership. And then, at that point, perhaps discussions may be useful.
“But I think there’s a shared view and no disagreement as to how dangerous the situation has become. And I think even China is beginning to recognise that this presents a threat to even to China’s interests as well.”
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N Korea have actually 2 choices :-
(1) Apply brake and turn its course around to stop nuclear - and instead negotiate for a nuclear deal in exchange for peace and economic.
(2) Continue its nuclear ambition - and will face very severe political and economic sanctions. And if still not able to stop - may even face military actions.
Even China quietly express that "action must be taken to stop N Korea nuclear ambitions :-
"Tillerson told CBS’s Face the Nation, in an interview broadcast on Sunday, that when Donald Trump and Chinese president Xi Jinping met at the Mar-a-Lago resort this week, they “had extensive discussions around the dangerous situation in North Korea”.
“President Xi clearly understands, and I think agrees, that the situation has intensified and has reached a certain level of threat that action has to be taken,” Tillerson said.
"“We’re hopeful,” he added, “that we can work together with the Chinese to change the conditions in the minds of the DPRK [Democratic People’s Republic of Korea] leadership. And then, at that point, perhaps discussions may be useful.
“But I think there’s a shared view and no disagreement as to how dangerous the situation has become. And I think even China is beginning to recognise that this presents a threat to even to China’s interests as well.”
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N Korea have actually 2 choices :-
(1) Apply brake and turn its course around to stop nuclear - and instead negotiate for a nuclear deal in exchange for peace and economic.
(2) Continue its nuclear ambition - and will face very severe political and economic sanctions. And if still not able to stop - may even face military actions.
ricky l
Another further missiles test or nuclear tests carried out by N Korea - will seal the fate of N Korea.
