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European Union has tightened sanctions against North Korea
Tue Oct 10, 2017 11:51 am
EU Council has introduced a number of new sectoral sanctions against North Korea through the country's nuclear program aimed at the energy sector and labor market
This is reported on the website of the Council of the EU.
Such a move has been made by Brussels to implement the UN Security Council. Thus, extended sanctions against the DPRK include restrictions on the sale of petroleum products and crude oil to North Korea, including the ban on the sale of gas condensate liquids in the DPRK and the import of textiles.
In addition, countries are prohibited from issuing new work permits for DPRK citizens. The decision was made in connection with the nuclear tests of Pyongyang.
-Recall that on September 3, the DPRK government announced a successful test of a thermonuclear warhead for an intercontinental ballistic missile.
-In response to the DPRK's actions, Donald Trump called North Korea a threat to the United States and said that talks with Pyongyang would not help.
-On the morning of September 15 North Korea launched a rocket that flew over the Japanese island of Hokkaido and fell to the waters of the Pacific Ocean.
-In a statement to the UN, US President Donald Trump said that the United States could completely destroy North Korea if Washington no longer had a choice.
-On September 21, US President Donald Trump said he had signed a decree extending the sanctions against companies and individuals who are dealing with the DPRK.
-On October 3, the White House spokesman Sarah Sanders said that the conversations with the DPRK would not help themselves.
-ONN has imposed new sanctions against North Korea.
-The United States imposed sanctions against North Korean bankers in Russia.
-China ordered the closure of all DPRK companies in the country through UN sanctions.
-The UN has forbidden all ports in the world to accept several ships violating sanctions against the DPRK.
espreso.tv , Original in Ukrainian / Українською мовою
This is reported on the website of the Council of the EU.
Such a move has been made by Brussels to implement the UN Security Council. Thus, extended sanctions against the DPRK include restrictions on the sale of petroleum products and crude oil to North Korea, including the ban on the sale of gas condensate liquids in the DPRK and the import of textiles.
In addition, countries are prohibited from issuing new work permits for DPRK citizens. The decision was made in connection with the nuclear tests of Pyongyang.
-Recall that on September 3, the DPRK government announced a successful test of a thermonuclear warhead for an intercontinental ballistic missile.
-In response to the DPRK's actions, Donald Trump called North Korea a threat to the United States and said that talks with Pyongyang would not help.
-On the morning of September 15 North Korea launched a rocket that flew over the Japanese island of Hokkaido and fell to the waters of the Pacific Ocean.
-In a statement to the UN, US President Donald Trump said that the United States could completely destroy North Korea if Washington no longer had a choice.
-On September 21, US President Donald Trump said he had signed a decree extending the sanctions against companies and individuals who are dealing with the DPRK.
-On October 3, the White House spokesman Sarah Sanders said that the conversations with the DPRK would not help themselves.
-ONN has imposed new sanctions against North Korea.
-The United States imposed sanctions against North Korean bankers in Russia.
-China ordered the closure of all DPRK companies in the country through UN sanctions.
-The UN has forbidden all ports in the world to accept several ships violating sanctions against the DPRK.
espreso.tv , Original in Ukrainian / Українською мовою
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