Here’s what’s going on with Chinese troop movements on North Korea’s border
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Tensions between the US and North Korea are escalating, leading to speculation about Chinese troop movements near the North Korean border. While the Pentagon has not confirmed these reports, experts suggest that such movements are common during periods of North Korean provocations.
Key points from this article:
- The Pentagon has acknowledged hearing rumors of Chinese troop movements near North Korea but has not confirmed them.
- How the presence of Chinese troops near the border is heightened during North Korean missile provocations, as noted by Yun Sun from the Stimson Center.
- Why this matters is that increased military readiness by China could influence regional stability and US-North Korea relations.
Here’s what’s going on with Chinese troop movements on North Korea’s border
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As tensions climb to historic highs between the US and its allies and North Korea, rumors of massive movements of Chinese troops near North Korea’s border keep surfacing. A Pentagon official told Business Insider that the US had heard the reports but had “not seen anything to corroborate it.” But Chinese troops are always stationed in […]
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