Plans for North Korea
by James Dunnigan
December 24, 2006

Chinese generals say they have no plans for military intervention in North Korea. Meanwhile, more Chinese troops are sent to the North Korean border each month, in anticipation of a political collapse across the border. That would bring a huge wave of refugees, and the growing army of Chinese soldiers are prepared to stop as many of the refugees as possible.

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Plans for North Korea by James DunniganDecember 24, 2006

Plans for North Korea
by James Dunnigan
December 24, 2006