Trump’s Dangerous War [of Words] with Kim Jong-un
US President Donald J. Trump should ratchet down his rhetoric on North
Korea and instead devote his energy to working with the international
community to isolate Pyongyang, according to the Atlantic Council’s
Robert A. Manning.
“There is no imminent threat of attack from North Korea; there is no crisis,” said Manning, a resident senior fellow in the Atlantic Council’s Brent Scowcroft Center on International Security. “This is all in Donald Trump’s head. I don’t see how we benefit from ratcheting up tensions.”
“There is no imminent threat of attack from North Korea; there is no crisis,” said Manning, a resident senior fellow in the Atlantic Council’s Brent Scowcroft Center on International Security. “This is all in Donald Trump’s head. I don’t see how we benefit from ratcheting up tensions.”
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