North Korea Begins Softening, It Turns out It Happens

North Korea is beginning to feel the impact of international embargo and witnesses. Thus the statement of President of the United States (US), Donald Trump.

He called the sanctions and pressure that the international community gave to the North.

In Trump's view, the sanctions that have been given make Pyongyang soft and internal turbulence.

Among them, a number of North Korean soldiers took the risk by crossing into South Korea (South Korea) through the demilitarized zone.

In addition, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, who was ridiculed by Trump as a Rocket Man, said in his New Year speech that he is ready to open the door of dialogue with South Korea.

"Maybe that's a good thing, maybe not, let's see!" Trump said in his chirp.

Earlier 23 December 2017, the UN Security Council adopted a sanctions resolution drafted by Washington.

Under the sanctions, North Korea's oil imports are limited to 500,000 barrels per year.

Subsequently, every North Korean citizen working abroad should return home within 24 months of the resolution being issued.

The world is also required to stop importing goods from the North such as machinery or electrical equipment.

The sanctions were issued after North Korea tested its newest intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM), Hwasong-15, November 29, 2017.

Hwasong-15 is claimed to be destroying any land in the US.

After the launch, Kim then called the North has been worthy of being called a nuclear state that parallels the US and Russia.

This article has been published on Kompas.com under the title 'Trump Calling International Berefek Sanctions to North Korea.

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