with all that is going on over in North Korean here is a much lighter side of the conflict. You may have to be English as the tv advert is very funny and this is just a bit of a laugh when it comes to such a fool.
With tensions rising over young North Korean leader Kim Jong Un’s bellicose rhetoric and nuclear threats, U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Susan Rice told NBC Chief Foreign Affairs Correspondent Andrea Mitchell Friday that longtime North Korean ally China is knows that “Kim Jong Un has gone too far.”
“What’s interesting about China’s stance now is that you can tell by the nature of their statements, by the nature of their actions, that unlike in the past, they also are very much of the view that Kim Jong Un has gone too far and that this now is a situation that has the potential to directly threaten their interests in the region, both economic and security,” Rice told Mitchell in an interview at the Newsweek/Daily Beast Women in the World Summit at New York City’s Lincoln Center.
The United Nations is relying on China to rein in the young North Korean leader, who since launching the country’s third nuclear test in February–the first under his leadership–has tried to ratchet up the fear of nuclear war with the west. According to U.S. intelligence, North Korea moved one or two medium-range missiles to mobile launchers on the country’s east coast, prompting South Korea to send destroyers to both its coasts. The Pentagon also sent two missile-defense-capable U.S. Navy destroyers to the western Pacific, and announced Wednesday that it would deploy a land-based missile defense system to Guam. Pyongyang warned foreign embassies Friday that it would not be able to guarantee the security of foreign diplomatic corps “in the event of conflict” past April 10.
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