An apparent Chinese fuel cut off to North Korea entered its sixth month in March, according to recently released figures seen by Reuters.
The numbers from China's General Administration of Customs recorded no gasoline or diesel shipments to the DPRK, though a small amount of other oil products did trickle across the border.
An apparent Chinese fuel cut off to North Korea entered its sixth month in March, according to recently released figures seen by Reuters.
The numbers from China's General Administration of Customs recorded no gasoline or diesel shipments to the DPRK, though a small amount of other oil products did trickle across the border.
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