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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Moscow opposes new economic sanctions on North Korea but would be ready to back measures to limit nuclear proliferation, a Russian official said on Tuesday.
Pyongyang was widely condemned last week after its third nuclear test since 2006, defying United Nations resolutions and putting the country closer to a workable long-range nuclear missile.
"Any additional measures of pressure on North Korea should be aimed exclusively at the sphere of non-proliferation of nuclear arms and rocket launches," Deputy Foreign Minister Gennady Gatilov told a news conference.
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"We are against measures that would affect normal trade and economic relations with North Korea. We understand our Chinese colleagues have similar views." Moscow, a veto-wielding permanent member of the U.N. Security Council, has urged North Korea to abandon its nuclear arms programme and return to talks with world powers on disarmament.
Im thinking that maybe North korea will be on its own if it tries to go thru with this.
Originally posted by Pervius
Russia owned Vietnam after America was defeated there.
China gave Cambodia hundreds of new military vehicles....Vietnam's now getting free US military hardware and .....US Marines coming to train them on how to use them.
Russia's on our side in playing those idiots in Asia. Otherwise Russia wouldn't have let us into Vietnam and get into the game that's kicking off.
Goal= thin the population of Asia, stop their technological research as they're getting too far ahead of the white boyz countries.
Asians ain't smart enough to figure it all out or learn from history.
they are, saying in short, ease up so the people can eat, and are asking DPRK to return to the talks. If Russia was behind DPRK they would have not said that
"We are against measures that would affect normal trade and economic relations with North Korea. We understand our Chinese colleagues have similar views."
Moscow, a veto-wielding permanent member of the U.N. Security Council, has urged North Korea to abandon its nuclear arms programme and return to talks with world powers on disarmament.
Originally posted by bekod
if you read the rest of the statement from Russiathey are, saying in short, ease up so the people can eat, and are asking DPRK to return to the talks. If Russia was behind DPRK they would have not said that
"We are against measures that would affect normal trade and economic relations with North Korea. We understand our Chinese colleagues have similar views."
Moscow, a veto-wielding permanent member of the U.N. Security Council, has urged North Korea to abandon its nuclear arms programme and return to talks with world powers on disarmament.