Tillerson: New sanctions against Pyongyang will have more symbolic meaning

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The effect of the new US sanctions against North Korea will most likely be limited. RIA News Statement by US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson.



The practical effect may be limited, but we hope to close all the loopholes in this (in the DPRK sanctions),
Tillerson told reporters.

In this case, the introduction of new sanctions in itself will be of great symbolic importance.

On the one hand, this is very symbolic, because it shows once again how much the (North Korean) regime is out of control, how cruel it is and how it doesn’t care about the value of human life,
said the head of department.

Recall, on Monday, Trump announced that the United States will once again include North Korea in the list of countries sponsoring terrorism. According to him, this will entail "further sanctions and restrictions" against Pyongyang.

Trump also noted that this step is further support for the campaign to exert maximum pressure on the DPRK and to “further isolate the murderous regime.” The Treasury Department is expected to announce new sanctions on North Korea on Tuesday.
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  1. 0
    21 November 2017 10: 56
    Cardboard hegemon does not have methods against Kostya Saprykin.
    1. +1
      21 November 2017 11: 12
      And it all started so loudly - aircraft carriers, destroyers, submarines .... and now they have slipped into symbolic sanctions .. Funny not to the empire ...
    2. +1
      21 November 2017 11: 16
      Yeah. They specifically signed that they could not cope with Eun. lol
  2. 0
    21 November 2017 10: 59
    The mattresses only had to pretend that the DPRK did not exist, collapsed unable to stand the chatter, and the inhabitants died from bleeding from the ears.
  3. +3
    21 November 2017 11: 00
    what kind of out-of-control (North Korean) regime is this, how cruel is it, and how does it spit on the value of human life

    And in my opinion, the United States, with its endless sanctions, shows which regime is flourishing in America, which does not give a damn about millions of human lives. Arrogated to themselves the right to unilaterally impose sanctions against those who do not want to go under the United States and force their satellites to this. Such, as M. Zadornov said, are the world’s chief officers.
    1. +6
      21 November 2017 11: 09
      Gennady hi The US is so eager to impose sanctions on all those who are objectionable that it will soon have to impose sanctions against its partners in NATO and the EU, and the final chord will be the imposition of sanctions against themselves. The top of frenzy and megalomania ...
      1. +1
        21 November 2017 11: 15
        and the final chord will be the imposition of sanctions against themselves. The top of frenzy and megalomania ...

        Maksim, hi I also thought about this more than once. When they will enter against everyone, and this is already like air for them, they will have to enter against themselves.
        1. +4
          21 November 2017 11: 18
          Hatred of those who disagree with their opinion overshadows all common sense and the instinct of self-preservation. A drug addict, ready for anything for the sake of a dose, resembles the United States in its current form.
      2. +9
        21 November 2017 11: 22
        Quote: Jedi
        and the final chord will be the imposition of sanctions against themselves.

        final chord - war against oneself laughing
        1. +3
          21 November 2017 11: 27
          Quote: Angel_and_Demon
          final chord - war against oneself

          This is a consequence of the imposition of sanctions against themselves. Why are the US imposing sanctions? To provoke the discontent of the population and implement the "color revolution". So they will receive a civil war on their own territory in response to their own sanctions. wink
          1. +8
            21 November 2017 11: 33
            Quote: Jedi
            So get a civil war

            and the preparation is already underway
  4. +4
    21 November 2017 11: 00
    The United States will again include North Korea in the list of countries sponsoring terrorism. According to him, this will entail "further sanctions and restrictions" on Pyongyang.


    The United States led the pack of hunters ... his Atu, Atu !!! When and who will break this vicious circle of syur ?!

    On the one hand, this is very symbolic, because it shows once again how much the (North Korean) regime is out of control, how cruel it is and how it doesn’t care about the value of human life,

    Whose cow would moo? Not to find a single power on the whole planet that has launched so many wars !!!
  5. +1
    21 November 2017 11: 04
    I would not say anything - maybe I’ve passed for a clever one ... that’s why the air should be shaken?
  6. +2
    21 November 2017 11: 12
    All sanctions against North Korea are zero. The DPRK has long been living under sanctions, adapted, some more sanctions, fewer sanctions alone, for them this does not represent anything serious.
  7. 0
    21 November 2017 11: 20
    Sponsoring Countries? They have nothing! Here are the western mongrels !!!
  8. +1
    21 November 2017 11: 22
    The United States will again include North Korea in the list of countries sponsoring terrorism.

    ... and the mericatos themselves, this list is topped ... bully
  9. 0
    21 November 2017 11: 33
    The balloon was blown away ??)))
  10. 0
    21 November 2017 14: 22
    Tillerson can roll the list of these sanctions into a tube and shove Trump and himself ... Well, the effect will be more noticeable
  11. 0
    22 November 2017 17: 48
    “On the one hand, it’s very symbolic, because it shows once again what kind of out-of-control (North Korean) regime it is, how cruel it is and how he does not care about the value of human life”

    Translation from American:
    "We will oppress the people of the DPRK," the most-most democratic ", but let someone else be responsible ..."
    Reminds unforgettable: "And for sho?"