Washington urged other countries not to open the embassies of the DPRK

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The State Department persuades other countries not to open North Korean diplomatic missions, reports RIA News a message from the representative office Heather Nauert.



Another initiative (US) is to ask countries that are planning to open North Korean diplomatic missions not to do this,
Nawert told reporters.

According to her, already "there are specific countries that have decided not to open North Korean diplomatic missions for this reason."

A spokesperson declined to name these countries “for security reasons.”

Recall, the United States itself does not maintain diplomatic relations with North Korea. In addition, the DPRK is the only country that Americans have been banned from visiting (the ban will take effect on September 1). An exception is made only to representatives of the press and humanitarian workers.
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  1. +16
    4 August 2017 08: 03
    Washington calls to open only its commandant's offices around the world. Good morning to all.
    1. +6
      4 August 2017 08: 09
      The State Department is persuading other countries not to open North Korean diplomatic missions,

      But Eun was not upset, slammed a secret on the pope and went on to go about his business. fellow
      1. +4
        4 August 2017 08: 15
        Another initiative (US) is to ask countries that are planning to open North Korean diplomatic missions not to do this,

        The request of the USA ... This is so similar to the executioner asking the executed to put his head more comfortably.
        1. +2
          4 August 2017 08: 23
          Hi Sanya! hi drinks Mattresses intensify tension on the Korean Peninsula. Eun probably eats the breech with sorrow ... lol
          1. +3
            4 August 2017 08: 42
            Washington urged other countries not to open the embassies of the DPRK

            And we, apparently at the request of the DPRK, reduced the American embassy winked
            1. +1
              4 August 2017 08: 47
              Quietly, Dima, they didn’t fall ... And then right now the mattresses will begin to accuse the GDP that he is an agent of Una! wassat
  2. +9
    4 August 2017 08: 05
    [quote] Washington called on other countries not to open embassies of the DPRK [/ quot
    I urge progressive humanity to close the US embassies and expel Merzikan diplomats in 24 hours over. am
    1. +1
      4 August 2017 08: 12
      [quote = Balu] [quote] Washington called on other countries not to open embassies of the DPRK [/ quot
      I urge progressive humanity to close the US embassies and expel Merzikan diplomats in 24 hours over. am[/ Quote]
      Bear - I will convey your wishes to the Armenian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. In light of the fact that the ruling elite of Armenia fulfills any whim from Moscow, then your proposal has good chances for implementation in Armenia.
      1. +4
        4 August 2017 08: 19
        Quote: morm
        Bear - I will convey your wishes to the Armenian Foreign Ministry. In light of the fact that the ruling elite of Armenia fulfills any whim from Moscow, then your proposal has good chances for implementation in Armenia

        Thank. Please follow the execution.
      2. +1
        4 August 2017 22: 53
        [quote = Morm] [quote = Baloo] [quote] Washington urged other countries not to open DPRK embassies [/ quot
        I urge progressive humanity to close the US embassies and expel Merzikan diplomats in 24 hours over. am[/ Quote]
        Bear, I will convey your wishes to the Armenian Foreign Ministry. In light of the fact that the ruling elite of Armenia fulfills any whim from Moscow, your proposal has good chances for implementation in Armenia. [/ Quote]
        Have you tried to express your "point of view" at an Azerbaijani military academy?
  3. +2
    4 August 2017 08: 10
    hi Americans with their stupidity and naivety even outdid the 404th ... But what about those who have these missions ... They will order to close or beg ... bully
    1. 0
      4 August 2017 08: 22
      Actually, everything is so bad in the DPRK precisely because the United States does not allow anyone to do business with it, as a result it is extremely difficult to buy anything on the world market, with fuel at all at the seams, so there are still cars on wood there, and any consumers of electricity are not held in high esteem. Like, by the way, in Cuba.
  4. 0
    4 August 2017 08: 20
    "You are not a bastard to me, beat your needles!"

    In geopolitics - this is called sanctions.
    1. +1
      4 August 2017 11: 09
      Quote: EvilLion
      "You are not a bastard to me, beat your needles!" In geopolitics - this is called sanctions.

      Yeah, very similar to what is happening in the yard. When a chubby little boy with a packet of cookies picks up his team of "friends" and whispers to them with whom it is not necessary to be friends. As a rule, this lasts until the package is empty, after which this chubby little boy receives a bunch of slap-blows jointly and severally from “friends” and “anti-friends” and becomes the most persecuted in the yard until he gets a new cookie pack.
  5. 0
    4 August 2017 08: 45
    Quote: morm
    Bear - I will convey your wishes to the Armenian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. In light of the fact that the ruling elite of Armenia fulfills any whim from Moscow, then your proposal has good chances for implementation in Armenia.

    -----------------------------------
    Any whim? Well, don’t tell. Armenia and Azerbaijan are very flirting.
  6. 0
    4 August 2017 08: 48
    Yes, he went to ... fat-faced, do Americans really have no other problems? We need to worry that the neighbor is nearby ...
  7. +1
    4 August 2017 09: 22
    Anglo-Saxons test comrade Un's patience
  8. +1
    4 August 2017 09: 32
    A normal move, already a diplomatic mission from Korea fall under the ban on accommodation. In the United States, they clearly see themselves as a world hegemon with a level up to the level of "rights always!"
  9. +4
    4 August 2017 09: 32
    DPRK should urge other countries to close US embassies
  10. +1
    4 August 2017 10: 54
    A spokesperson declined to name these countries “for security reasons.”

    Not funny yourself? DPRK, what will strike at these countries? It’s another matter that so far such countries haven’t appeared, and Washington really wants them to be. Therefore, the next "not for security reasons", "top secret" ...
  11. 0
    5 August 2017 10: 50
    Quote: Altona
    Washington calls to open only its commandant's offices around the world. Good morning to all.

    And not only the commandant’s office, but also the CIA’s branches!
  12. 0
    5 August 2017 11: 22
    As much as you can spit in the direction of America, but everything will show a vote in the UN on sanctions against the DPRK. We veto or support the Americans. We are now in the "same boat" with the North Koreans and Iranians. Coming soon will show.