SEOUL — Senior Chinese military officials have begun calling for the
downgrading of military ties with North Korea arguing that Pyongyang
should be seen more as a “burden” than an ally, officials here said.
According to South Korea’s leading newspaper Chosun Ilbo, some Chinese military leaders have called for the revision of the 1961 military pact with North Korea to reflect a new Northeast Asia security landscape.
The officers have suggested that Beijing distance itself from North Korea and seek closer military ties with South Korea so as to foster equidistance in the strategic triangle, Chosun said, citing an unidentified source in Seoul.
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According to South Korea’s leading newspaper Chosun Ilbo, some Chinese military leaders have called for the revision of the 1961 military pact with North Korea to reflect a new Northeast Asia security landscape.
The officers have suggested that Beijing distance itself from North Korea and seek closer military ties with South Korea so as to foster equidistance in the strategic triangle, Chosun said, citing an unidentified source in Seoul.
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