The Chinese Foreign Ministry on Sunday summoned the South Korean ambassador to register its displeasure with Seoul entering into talks with the U.S. regarding the potential deployment of THAAD to the Korean Peninsula.
However, their calls for “calm” following North Korea’s defiance of the international community and proliferation of technology that threatens the South appear to be finding less and less of a reception in Seoul.
The Chinese Foreign Ministry on Sunday summoned the South Korean ambassador to register its displeasure with Seoul entering into talks with the U.S. regarding the potential deployment of THAAD to the Korean Peninsula.
However, their calls for “calm” following North Korea’s defiance of the international community and proliferation of technology that threatens the South appear to be finding less and less of a reception in Seoul.
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