Pressured by Trump, it looks like China is going to do something about North Korea's nukes

[That Guy]

I doubt pressure from Trump did anything. Fatboy kim has been pissing off China since he came to power; the killing of his half brother, and the purge to eradicate pro-China officials from leadership positions, shows how anti-China the DPRK has grown.

I honestly wouldn't be surprised if China decides to go in, and commits a regime change. It would be better for China to see a pro-China government in the DPRK, one that is committed to reforms that China has been demanding for the last decade, rather than seeing the US and RoK go in and take over the DPRK, while planting military bases on China's border.

 

[Stuttgart001]

Your state-run media has reported the same.

In your dream.

 

[takeitwithyou]

In your dream.

Nope. here is the CNN article quoting your Chinese state media http://www.cnn.com/2017/02/24/asia/north-korea-china-coal-ban/

 

[Tshering22]

China is not the kind of country that would bow down to external 'pressure', especially from the US. There has definitely been some back door dealings which ensure that US stays out of matters that concern China's interests.

Politics is all about give and take.

It is unlikely that this would be a unilateral 'pressure'.

As for this decision to become a reality, I don't think the Fat Kims will let the nukes go.

They are unstable and won't relent.

 

[Stuttgart001]

Nope. here is the CNN article quoting your Chinese state media http://www.cnn.com/2017/02/24/asia/north-korea-china-coal-ban/

I can not understand how come this report proving that China has the tradition to support despot.

 

[SBUS-CXK]

China is not the kind of country that would bow down to external 'pressure', especially from the US. There has definitely been some back door dealings which ensure that US stays out of matters that concern China's interests.

Politics is all about give and take.

It is unlikely that this would be a unilateral 'pressure'.

As for this decision to become a reality, I don't think the Fat Kims will let the nukes go.

They are unstable and won't relent.

"Little fat man" is a time bomb, self righteous, and not controlled by anyone.
The US is not afraid that NK has nuclear weapons, the US just want to find an excuse to return to the Asia pacific.

China knows this, so there will be some interest exchange". But the question is what is "jeton"?

 

[China and Pakistan]

Uphold justice

China has never changed its position on the Korean nuclear issue. China has always been a consistent policy towards the DPRK, so China supports the peaceful development of the DPRK, but has never supported the DPRK's nuclear test and ballistic missile test！

 

[terranMarine]

It's been like 2 months since this thread had started so where's the pressure on China?
What happened to the US armada that was making headlines ready for war?
What ever happened to China would drop DPRK in favor for US?

All these White, Vietcongs, Hindu and other people saying China would chicken out turned out to be the opposite, it applied more to the US than to China which we had been saying from the beginning.