
NATO
Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg (L) talks with US Defence Secretary
Jim Mattis (C) and Britain’s Secretary of State for Defence Gavin
Williamson (R) as they pose for a family photo during a NATO defence
ministers’ meeting at the NATO headquarters in Brussels on November 8,
2017. NATO defence ministers are meeting over two days at the alliance’s
Brussels headquarters as the US president arrived in Beijing to press
key player China to do more to get Pyongyang to curb its nuclear and
ballistic weapons programmes.<br />/ AFP PHOTO / JOHN THYS
“This is a diplomatically led and certainly an economic sanctions reinforced effort to either isolate them and reduce their economic situation or they can come to the negotiating table,” Mattis told reporters at a NATO summit.
“Everything we do is inside that diplomatic framework.”
“We must act fast. And hopefully China will act faster and more effectively on this problem than anyone,” Trump said.
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