According to a MIT professor, North Korea may give a gift of long-ranged missile to the United States. Political science associate professor at MIT, Vipin Narang told CNBC that Kim Jong Un, the North Korean leader has sending a message to Donald Trump, the President of the United States as Pyongyang tested further short-range missiles during the summer and fall than in any other year in the history of the country. Narang added that the message was clear. That was maximum pressure campaign of Kim Jong Un on American President. Such as, if U.S. not hearing him about changing its calculations and giving relief of sanctions and security guarantee as well as getting rid of the hostile strategy, he can show U.S. what long-range missiles look like.

Previously, Kim given the U.S. an unclear deadline for the end of this year to change course on talks about denuclearization. Since Kim referenced the deadline multiple times without giving additional detail since shortly ending talks with Donald Trump earlier this year. In the start of this month, state media of North Korea officially says that it completely depends on the United States what Christmas gift it will pick to take. The professor added that with the end of the calendar year approaching North Korea may end up seeing what Kim Jong can do when he raises the volume. North Korea doesn’t usually bluff, and Kim Jong so far keep on true to his words and pledges. Previously, an expert told CNBC that Pyongyang might test an international ballistic missile on Christmas Day.

Re-nuclearization

Narang said that the isolated country has testing at facilities that evidently dismantled. He added, the consequence of conducting tests at the missile tests that took down re-nuclearization. He is reversing moves he took and it is a calibrate step. Scott Seaman, Eurasia Group’s Asia director wrote in a Wednesday note that the tensions raised rapidly than they expected … odds of Donald Trump and Kim cutting a denuclearization agreement before the United States 2020 presidential election decreased.

Reuters reported that the special representative of the United States for North Korea, Stephen Biegun pursued Pyongyang to return offers of dialogues. According to Reuters, he dismissed year-end deadline of Kim and stressed willingness of Washington to discuss all issues of interest. However, looking ahead, Seaman doesn’t appear to be positive for 2020, “The United States will probably build up efforts to demonstrate it coordinating strictly with allies such as South Korea and Japan and also communicating with other key countries like Russia and China.” Seaman said that in the meantime, Kim will likely do effort to surpass the diplomacy of the United States with his own proposals to Russia, China and other countries.

Allies of Pyongyang

According to a draft resolution, on Monday Russia and China proposed the United Nations Security Council to lift bar on North Korea seafood, exporting statues and textiles. Narang said Russia and China probably want to officially remove the sanctions. Finally, it would allow Kim to depends on the energy and economic trade with the two states, that appear agree to diplomatically support North Korea. Whereas, Narang says that finally there is a line for Russia and China, too. He said the position of China appears to be “you can move back to testing missiles just do not test a nuclear weapon,” explaining that looks to be red line of Beijing.

Moreover, Seaman of Eurasia Group forecasted that increasing aggression of North Korea may lead to the contrary consequence of what they aimed for now. The United States probable try to find ways to apply more pressure on Pyongyang by more firmly applying sanctions or developing new ones instead of removing them. Seaman wrote in a note that Trump likely need to get rougher on entities and individuals in China and elsewhere that support North Korea avoid sanctions. However, he motivated to take a cautious approach, concerning that moving too quick and hard might risk derailing the trade deal “Phase One” with China.

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