BEIJING (Reuters) - A list of goods banned for export to North Korea signals China's commitment to enforcing international sanctions and is in no way intended to punish Pyongyang, the Foreign Ministry said on Tuesday.
Hong Lei, a spokesman for China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, said publication of the list underscored China's "strict attitude" in enforcing sanctions.
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