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re: DPRK cancels foreign reporters schedules ahead of big event
Posted on 4/12/17 at 2:51 pm to okietiger13
Posted on 4/12/17 at 2:51 pm to okietiger13
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Jeremy Koh? @JeremyKohCNA
We've been told to be ready to move out at 620am, but no idea why. Also, no cell phones allowed. #Pyongyang #Dprk
His bio on Twitter
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Beijing Correspondent for @ChannelNewsAsia focusing on China, North Korea and Mongolia. Former Tianjin-based civil servant. RTs not endorsements.
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Posted on 4/12/17 at 2:54 pm to okietiger13
Wouldn't the NK government would want to keep foreign journalists as hostages/trade value if war was imminent? Interesting development for sure
Posted on 4/12/17 at 3:03 pm to okietiger13
UPI
Someone earlier was asking about a link for China moving it's forces.
Someone earlier was asking about a link for China moving it's forces.
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April 12 (UPI) -- China has ordered its military to be on nationwide alert, in addition to areas near the North Korea border, as tensions escalate on the peninsula.
The Information Center for Human Rights and Democracy, a nongovernmental organization in Hong Kong, said Beijing has ordered troops at all five military "regions" to maintain preparedness because of the situation in North Korea, according to Oriental Daily News in Hong Kong.
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About 25,000 troops of the Chinese military's 47th group army of the Ninth Armored Brigade have been instructed to be ready to move long distances, close to the North Korea border, the Hong Kong-based organization said.
Other troops may have been mobilized.
According to Taiwan's China Post, the Chinese government may have deployed about 150,000 troops along the North Korea border on Sunday, as U.S. and South Korea militaries conducted joint exercises in and around the peninsula.
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