CLEAN : SKorean analyst on UN's fresh sanctions on NKorea

The video discusses the role of the United Nations and China in implementing sanctions on North Korea. It highlights the impact of these sanctions on North Korea's public and private sectors, particularly in terms of oil usage. The discussion then shifts to how economic pressure could influence North Korea's strategy to become a nuclear state and the regime's expectations about future sanctions. The video concludes with the idea that the North Korean regime may need to consider an exit strategy due to the increasing economic impact of sanctions.

What role does China play in the implementation of sanctions against North Korea?

• China has never agreed to any sanctions against North Korea.

• China implements its own sanctions independently of the UN.

• China has a positive track record of adhering to UN sanctions.

• China opposes all sanctions against North Korea.

Which sector in North Korea is most affected by the sanctions due to its reliance on oil?

• The technology sector

• The public sector

• The agricultural sector

• The private sector

How does the general population in North Korea use oil compared to the public sector?

• They use more oil than the public sector.

• They are intensive users of oil.

• They use oil similarly to other countries.

• They are not intensive users of oil.

What strategic consideration might North Korea have to make due to ongoing sanctions?

• Develop a new nuclear program

• Consider an exit strategy

• Strengthen ties with China

• Increase oil imports

What expectation does the North Korean regime have regarding future sanctions?

• Sanctions will have no impact.

• Sanctions will become stronger.

• Sanctions will be lifted soon.

• Sanctions will remain the same.