China this month moved to implement the sanctions on North Korea passed unanimously by the UN Security Council following Pyongyang’s repeated missile tests. Beijing said it will cut off imports of North Korean coal, iron ore and seafood in three weeks. The sanctions aim to cut North Korea’s $3bn in annual exports by a third. If universally implemented, they could have massive repercussions for the country’s economy.
中國已于本月15日起開始執(zhí)行聯(lián)合國安理會(UN Security Council)在朝鮮多次試射導(dǎo)彈后一致通過的制裁決議。中國當(dāng)時表示，政策緩沖期為3周，之后將不再為進(jìn)口自朝鮮的煤、鐵礦石、水海產(chǎn)品辦理進(jìn)口手續(xù)。這輪制裁旨在將朝鮮30億美元年度出口額削減三分之一。如果制裁得到全面執(zhí)行，可能會對朝鮮經(jīng)濟造成強烈影響。
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