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I don't mean to be flip in a 90's kid sort of way... but one does not develop nukes and then just get rid of them. What is surprising, I guess, is that I expected the DPRK to keep the ambiguous charade up a bit longer, drag it out a bit more. I wonder what changed, if anything.
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Ukraine did! We convinced them. And then Crimea.
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South Africa is probably the better example.
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Though South Africa's investment was probably a small part of what North Korea's have been. (South Africa never made ICBMs, and towards the end of their program their annual investment was just a pittance.)
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I feel like they could have gotten more out of negotiations if they played along longer
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My money is pivotal was the news story today about Kushner and Trump feeling putting heavy pressure on Iran will work quick just like the heavy pressure got DPRK to give up a quick deal.
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They’re giving Donald a little line, they’re not done playing with him.
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Iran deal.
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By which I don't mean it opened their eyes about USA / Trump being especially untrustworthy. Anybody with eyes and ears knew that. Kurds. Shiites in Iraq. You name it. But the Iran deal pull-out gave KJU the perfect PR angle. "The Art of the Deal" indeed.
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