South Korea calls for cutting North Korea’s oil supplies but Russia is reluctant

06 Sep 2017

“Amid escalating tensions in the Korean Peninsula, South Korean President Moon Jae-In sought Russian backing Wednesday for calls to block critical crude oil supplies to the North Korean regime after its latest nuclear test.”

Source: South Korea calls for cutting North Korea’s oil supplies but Russia is reluctant – The Washington Post

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