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Washington expanded sanctions against North Korea

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The US administration has expanded the sanctions list against North Korea, including two North Korean officials there, reports RIA News.




The website of the US Treasury says that the list included "the deputy head of the DPRK Defense Industry Workers Party Department, Kim Chong Sik (KIM, Jong Sik), as well as the First Vice-Chairman of the Department at the Central Committee of the DPRK, Ree Pyong Cho).

Pyongyang, despite pressure from the world community, continues to develop missile and nuclear programs, arguing that this is a threat from the United States. The last test of the Hwason-15 rocket, which, as stated, could hit the target at a distance of up to 13 thousand km, the DPRK held 29 November. The authorities of the republic said that now the armed forces were able to deliver nuclear strikes throughout the United States.

Donald Trump has repeatedly declared his readiness to take action against the DPRK. Thus, during a speech at the UN, he threatened to completely destroy the republic if it threatened the United States.
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  1. solzh
    solzh 27 December 2017 10: 18 New
    +2
    Stupid Americans think that with the help of sanctions they can influence the DPRK.
    1. Jedi
      Jedi 27 December 2017 10: 21 New
      +4
      They influence Russia with sanctions, and Iran with Cuba. lol
      1. figwam
        figwam 27 December 2017 10: 27 New
        +2
        Quote: Jedi
        They influence Russia with sanctions, and Iran with Cuba. lol

        They have such a life, robbing states around the world, and whoever doesn’t succeed are stifled with sanctions to come and rob afterwards.
        1. Jedi
          Jedi 27 December 2017 10: 29 New
          +4
          Sanctions from the point of view of the United States are an instrument of the dictatorship of their will and aggravation of the situation with armed confrontation as the final result.
        2. Aaron Zawi
          Aaron Zawi 27 December 2017 10: 55 New
          +1
          Quote: figvam

          They have such a life, robbing states around the world, and whoever doesn’t succeed are stifled with sanctions to come and rob afterwards.

          And you, too, enter sanctions against the United States.
          1. figwam
            figwam 27 December 2017 11: 15 New
            +1
            Quote: Aaron Zawi

            And you, too, enter sanctions against the United States.

            Let’s bang, be sure to bang, but not now.
            1. loginovich
              loginovich 27 December 2017 11: 45 New
              0
              Quote: figvam
              Quote: Aaron Zawi

              And you, too, enter sanctions against the United States.

              Let’s bang, be sure to bang, but not now.


              Is April 1st
      2. pvv113
        pvv113 27 December 2017 10: 28 New
        +3
        Something recalled the saying: whatever the child would have fun, if only he would not hang himself
        1. Jedi
          Jedi 27 December 2017 10: 32 New
          +5
          With regard to the United States, let him hang himself.
          1. pvv113
            pvv113 27 December 2017 10: 38 New
            +4
            I would even throw myself on soap and rope wink
            1. Jedi
              Jedi 27 December 2017 10: 40 New
              +3
              Get in the back of the line. lol
              1. pvv113
                pvv113 27 December 2017 11: 11 New
                +3
                I have a discount ticket stop
      3. katana
        katana 27 December 2017 10: 36 New
        +1
        Quote: Jedi
        They influence Russia with sanctions, and Iran with Cuba. lol

        Well, one cannot fail to see the fact that the population of all of the above countries lives in what a big ass. When the sanctions were lifted from Iran, in this country the day of the signing of the "nuclear" deal turned into a national holiday. Do you want for yourself the fate of ordinary Cubans and North Koreans? If you do not feel sorry for yourself, then at least have pity on your children and grandchildren.
    2. Major Yurik
      Major Yurik 27 December 2017 10: 35 New
      +1
      Quote: solzh
      Stupid Americans think that with the help of sanctions they can influence the DPRK.

      With the same success, the Yankees may prohibit the supply of dogs to the DPRK for national cuisine. They think they will manage their own dog shots. Eunwoo doesn't care about the Yankees, and this is the right approach! negative
  2. Dormidont
    Dormidont 27 December 2017 10: 18 New
    +1
    I feel that now the DPRK will also launch astronauts to the moon. To the Iranian lunar base. And from us, you see, soon and the sanctions will be removed. Then let's go around the world
  3. jolly deckhand
    jolly deckhand 27 December 2017 10: 20 New
    +6
    They are ... Not like ours ... Respect for the DPRK and their Leader !!!To project on the situation with the Russian Federation, but in the wildest dreams, it will not work.
    1. Masya masya
      Masya masya 27 December 2017 10: 34 New
      +5
      love
      For several years now Western leaders have introduced more and more political sanctions against Russia and were surprised that they did not work until someone told them that nothing works in Russia without a rollback ... lol
  4. mih_sergeev92
    mih_sergeev92 27 December 2017 10: 21 New
    +1
    Trump will never risk attacking the DPRK as long as she has nuclear weapons, even potentially capable of reaching the United States. not even the most successful nuclear strike against the United States will collapse their economy. That is why they have been threatening Korea for many years, but they do not take action. Ask Saddam and Iraq, what was it like without nuclear weapons?
    1. katana
      katana 27 December 2017 10: 40 New
      +2
      Quote: mih_sergeev92
      Trump will never risk attacking the DPRK as long as she has nuclear weapons, even potentially capable of reaching the United States. not even the most successful nuclear strike against the United States will collapse their economy. That is why they have been threatening Korea for many years, but they do not take action. Ask Saddam and Iraq, what was it like without nuclear weapons?

      And why should Trump attack the DPRK - that’s how they will slowly put pressure on Kim’s personalist regime until it collapses. The example of the Soviet Union is incomparably more powerful than the DPRK right before our eyes.
  5. rpuropuu
    rpuropuu 27 December 2017 10: 29 New
    0
    The US administration has expanded the sanctions list against the DPRK to include two North Korean officials
    All right, this is a fatal blow, now Eun will definitely ask for peace! laughing
  6. Dashout
    Dashout 27 December 2017 10: 31 New
    +5
    It is a shame that ours supported the sanctions against the DPRK. It looks hypocritical: Amers cannot be forced to stop hitting the DPRK, so let's bend and, as if nothing had happened, the DPRK will kick!
    It is a shame!
  7. Masya masya
    Masya masya 27 December 2017 10: 31 New
    +4
    inspired ... the 3015th year of food sanctions. The grandmother in the store asks: - Do you have Norwegian salmon? - Not. - And what about Italian parmesan? - No, well, you have a memory, grandmother! laughing
    1. katana
      katana 27 December 2017 11: 01 New
      +2
      Quote: Masya Masya
      inspired ... the 3015th year of food sanctions. The grandmother in the store asks: - Do you have Norwegian salmon? - Not. - And what about Italian parmesan? - No, well, you have a memory, grandmother! laughing

      You are a great optimist, dear. This is necessary - 3015 !!
      1. Masya masya
        Masya masya 27 December 2017 11: 06 New
        +5
        It is what it is... laughing

        love
  8. rpuropuu
    rpuropuu 27 December 2017 10: 36 New
    +1
    Quote: Dashout
    It is a shame that ours supported the sanctions against the DPRK. It looks hypocritical: Amers cannot be forced to stop hitting the DPRK, so let's bend and, as if nothing had happened, the DPRK will kick!
    It is a shame!

    Sanctions are such a thing ... Well, something like a Belarusian fish or apples wink
  9. rpuropuu
    rpuropuu 27 December 2017 10: 40 New
    +1
    Quote: solzh
    Stupid Americans think that with the help of sanctions they can influence the DPRK.

    In general, it seems to me that the United States needs Eun, as the United States does Eun-woo. When there are problems within the state, an external enemy is needed, or even better, small victories over this enemy. what . Actually, we see this yes
  10. katana
    katana 27 December 2017 10: 59 New
    +2
    Quote: Major Yurik
    Quote: solzh
    Stupid Americans think that with the help of sanctions they can influence the DPRK.

    With the same success, the Yankees may prohibit the supply of dogs to the DPRK for national cuisine. They think they will manage their own dog shots. Eunwoo doesn't care about the Yankees, and this is the right approach! negative

    You wrote correctly - there are no dogs in the DPRK by the word at all !! Dogs have died out there !! But the DPRK does not deal with export of dogs for one trivial reason: "There is no money !!" So the North Koreans are holding on to anyone for what. laughing
  11. Vard
    Vard 27 December 2017 11: 19 New
    +1
    It's good to have nuclear weapons ...
    1. Major Yurik
      Major Yurik 27 December 2017 12: 18 New
      +1
      Quote: Vard
      It's good to have nuclear weapons ...

      Quoting Kim Jong Un ??? yes
  12. Lexus
    Lexus 27 December 2017 16: 28 New
    +1
    The US administration has expanded the sanctions list against the DPRK to include two North Korean officials

    Scared a hedgehog with a bare backside ...