Within an hour of President Donald Trump announcing a new executive order to crack down on North Korea on Thursday, the president announced that China had reportedly told banks to quit doing business with the rogue nation.
Trump praised China for taking action, which could be a significant shift in the global standoff over the hostile Kim Jong Un regime.
Trump’s executive order enables the U.S. to “sanction individual companies and institutions that finance trade with North Korea,” according to the Associated Press.
The order also seeks to disrupt the nation’s nuclear weapons program by targeting North Korea’s trade agreements.
Trump Just Revealed How China Responded After He Dropped the Hammer on North Korea With Exec Order
Trump praised China for taking action, which could be a significant shift in the global standoff over the hostile Kim Jong Un regime.
Trump’s executive order enables the U.S. to “sanction individual companies and institutions that finance trade with North Korea,” according to the Associated Press.
The order also seeks to disrupt the nation’s nuclear weapons program by targeting North Korea’s trade agreements.
Trump Just Revealed How China Responded After He Dropped the Hammer on North Korea With Exec Order