China urges US to acknowledge North Korea’s ‘denuclearization measures’



News China urges US to acknowledge North Korea’s ‘denuclearization measures’ Beijing says DPRK’s ‘legitimate concerns’ have not been addressed and calls on US to engage Pyongyang diplomatically Chaewon Chung November 3, 2021 SHARE COPY LINK FACEBOOK X LINKEDIN MASTODON Chinese Foreign Ministry's official Twitter account (edited by NK News) \| Wang Wenbin, spokesperson of China's foreign ministry at regular press briefing China’s foreign ministry said North Korea has taken “denuclearization measures” and urged the U.S. to re-engage with Pyongyang, days after Beijing and Moscow sent a joint proposal to the U.N. Security Council (UNSC) seeking DPRK sanctions relief. “China believes the crux of the Peninsula issue lies in the fact that the denuclearization measures the DPRK has taken have not won due attention, and the country’s legitimate concerns have not received due response,” Wang said at a daily press briefing on Tuesday. “The U.S. should face the crux of the problem squarely, propose attractive plans for dialogue and take real actions © Korea Risk Group. All rights reserved. No part of this content may be reproduced, distributed, or used for commercial purposes without prior written permission from Korea Risk Group. Get the Daily Update Start your day with the North Korea stories that matter most – as selected by Trending

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China urges US to acknowledge North Korea’s ‘denuclearization measures’

Beijing says DPRK’s ‘legitimate concerns’ have not been addressed and calls on US to engage Pyongyang diplomatically

Chaewon Chung November 3, 2021

China urges US to acknowledge North Korea’s ‘denuclearization measures’

Chinese Foreign Ministry's official Twitter account (edited by NK News) | Wang Wenbin, spokesperson of China's foreign ministry at regular press briefing

China’s foreign ministry said North Korea has taken “denuclearization measures” and urged the U.S. to re-engage with Pyongyang, days after Beijing and Moscow sent a joint proposal to the U.N. Security Council (UNSC) seeking DPRK sanctions relief.

“China believes the crux of the Peninsula issue lies in the fact that the denuclearization measures the DPRK has taken have not won due attention, and the country’s legitimate concerns have not received due response,” Wang said at a daily press briefing on Tuesday.

“The U.S. should face the crux of the problem squarely, propose attractive plans for dialogue and take real actions