Abu Zolfiqar
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please refer to my above post.....
China dreads to deal with the prospect of NK refugees flooding in.....it already happened in the past
China wants stability in North Korea while at the same time does not want to see a rise in foreign (i.e. non-regional) military activity in that region. It shouldnt be mistaken as China giving some sort of green light or free hand for NK to do what it likes to do.
and while i think NK actions (especially the sinking of SK corvette) are analagous to WAR actions, i dont think a war is something the region can afford to see.....and nobody should be advocating war; the stake-holders should use their leverage to 'contain' the situation and keep it from escalating
NK has been nuclear for quite some time now; I guess the world needs to accept this reality --pushing them in corner will do what?
China dreads to deal with the prospect of NK refugees flooding in.....it already happened in the past
China wants stability in North Korea while at the same time does not want to see a rise in foreign (i.e. non-regional) military activity in that region. It shouldnt be mistaken as China giving some sort of green light or free hand for NK to do what it likes to do.
and while i think NK actions (especially the sinking of SK corvette) are analagous to WAR actions, i dont think a war is something the region can afford to see.....and nobody should be advocating war; the stake-holders should use their leverage to 'contain' the situation and keep it from escalating
NK has been nuclear for quite some time now; I guess the world needs to accept this reality --pushing them in corner will do what?