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Michael Kovrig, a senior adviser for North East Asia for the International Crisis Group, said China’s role in the future of the Korean peninsula would be strengthened because Kim would look to Beijing for economic support and guarantees for his regime.
“Kim is already trying to move closer to China, and further uncertainty about the US will likely make him more willing to offer concessions to Beijing,” Kovrig said. “If Kim refrains from further testing and demonstrates good behaviour, while blaming the US for being unreasonable, he could encourage China, South Korea and Russia to lobby for loosening of sanctions, either formally, or through less rigorous implementation and enforcement.”
“Kim is already trying to move closer to China, and further uncertainty about the US will likely make him more willing to offer concessions to Beijing,” Kovrig said. “If Kim refrains from further testing and demonstrates good behaviour, while blaming the US for being unreasonable, he could encourage China, South Korea and Russia to lobby for loosening of sanctions, either formally, or through less rigorous implementation and enforcement.”
Schlussendlich könnte in China, Russland und Südkorea die Unterstützung für die harten Sanktionen gegen Nordkorea zusammenbrechen. Keines dieser Länder ist an einen Krieg in der Region, oder einen Zusammenbruchs des Regimes interessiert. Sie wollen einen Nachbarn mit dem man vernünftig reden kann, und daran arbeitet Kim Jong-un gerade glaubwürdiger als Donald Trump.
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