Australia's Foreign Affairs Minister Julie Bishop speaks on sanctions on North Korea

Name: Australia's Foreign Affairs Minister Julie Bishop speaks on sanctions on North Korea
Uploaded: 2017-08-29T15:04:12+12:00
Description: Australia's Foreign Affairs Minister Julie Bishop says sanctions on North Korea, especially those imposed by China on trade of seafood, coal and iron and lead ore, are only just coming into effect and expects they would soon start to hurt. NZN VIDEO/Adrian Muscat

29 Aug, 2017 03:04 AM

Australia's Foreign Affairs Minister Julie Bishop says sanctions on North Korea, especially those imposed by China on trade of seafood, coal and iron and lead ore, are only just coming into effect and expects they would soon start to hurt. NZN VIDEO/Adrian Muscat

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