the key to solving the North Korea nuclear problem without a war is working with China. So alienating China--you pay a price for that.
Samuel Nunn: “the key to solving the North Korea nuclear problem without a war is working with China. So alienating China--you pay a…”
On the recordJanuary 10, 2017
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Nunn emphasizes the importance of cooperation with China to address North Korea's nuclear threats.
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