In this photo taken on July 21, 2017, a petrol station worker walks past a fuel truck in Pyongyang. Sanctions are reducing the amount of oil North Korea can import. (AFP PHOTO / Ed Jones)
RT: N. Korea would see blanket ban of oil supplies as declaration of war – Russian envoy
Imposing a total ban on oil exports to North Korea would mean a full blockade and will be considered as a declaration of war by Pyongyang, Russia's ambassador to North Korea has cautioned.
The UN Security Council (UNSC) unanimously approved a new round of sanctions on the North in December last year, slashing the country’s oil and petroleum imports. The move was in response to Pyongyang's latest ballistic missile test launch.
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Re: The above photo
ReplyDeleteThat truck is empty.
They see everything as a,declaration of war, blah blah Kim
ReplyDeleteHaha, I have lost count on how many times they have declared an act of war against them. The most hilarious has to be when that film "The Interview" was an act of war.
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