China calls on North
Korea to enter Nuclear Talks
China’s leader sent a “blunt
message” to Pyongyang, saying that he should return to the negotiating table to
talk about nuclear disarmament. Kim Jung Un was in China for three days, and
had his personal envoy deliver a letter to President Xi Jinping at a meeting in
Beijing. Although the government has not said what the letter said, Kim Jung Un
envoy said that his country is willing to “take positive actions to solve
problems through dialogue”. Most observers believe that Pyongyang will not go
to talks that have conditions to get rid of their nuclear weapons. It is believed
that North Korea has nuclear ballistic missiles but they have a low reliability.
It is said that the reason for the letter from Kim was to improve and develop relations
between North Korea and China. There has been a lot of tension between
Pyongyang, Beijing and Washington have been extremely high this year because of
threats against the US and South Korea. This month North Korea has been test
firing rockets after they criticized the U.S for having aircraft carriers at
the South Korean ports and running naval drills.
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