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NATO, EU Urge China to Curb North Korea's Support for Russia
NATO and the EU are pressing China to use its influence to stop North Korea from aiding Russia's war in Ukraine, highlighting the growing global security concerns.
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Mark RutteJosep BorrellAntony Blinken
- What is the US's current commitment to Ukraine's defense?
- The US is committed to supporting Ukraine's defense against Russia through continued aid and support, aiding in the country's ability to withstand the Russian invasion.
- How is the global security landscape being viewed by the EU and NATO?
- The EU and NATO are increasingly viewing the Euro-Atlantic and Indo-Pacific regions as one security theater, promoting global partnerships to address shared security challenges.
- Why is China hesitant to form a closer alliance with Russia and North Korea?
- China's reluctance to form a three-way anti-West alliance with Russia and North Korea stems from its preference for stable security and economic growth, maintaining relations with Western powers.
- What is the main request from NATO and the EU to China regarding North Korea?
- NATO and the EU are urging China to pressure North Korea into ceasing its military support for Russia's war in Ukraine, which includes sending up to 12,000 troops.
- What is the major security concern related to the exchange between Russia and North Korea?
- The exchange of missile technology between Russia and North Korea is a significant concern, posing a direct threat to Europe, the US, Japan, South Korea, and other regions.