U N Security Council imposes new North Korea sanctions
The United Nations Security Council unanimously approves a sharper sanctions package against North Korea in response to its latest ballistic missile test. It caps refined oil imports, orders the return of overseas workers within 24 months, and targets ship-to-ship smuggling while excluding harsher U.S. demand for total oil bans and asset freezes.
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Mattis warns on Korea as sanctions push pressure
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis told soldiers at Fort Bragg that storm clouds gather over the Korean Peninsula and diplomacy must be backed by ready armed forces. He cited UN sanctions, urged readiness, and said war remains avoidable only if diplomacy stays credible. He urged troops to study This Kind of War and stressed no evacuation plan exists yet.
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