THE CHINESE ALLY OF NORTH KOREA FIRING ANOTHER SLBM WITH THE DRIVE FOR A FIRST COMMUNIST STRIKE PERFECTION AGAINST WESTERN DEMOCRACY THE COMMUNIST XI JIN PING CONTINUES ITS OPPOSITION OF THE THAAD AS ITS GROWS ITS SOUTHERN EMPIRE OF CHINA EXPANSION IN THE SOUTH SEA ISLAND TAKE OVER - AS THE THAAD A NEUTRALIZER AGAINST THE COMMUNIST NORTH KOREA NUCLEAR FIRST STRIKE KILL WITH ITS NEW FOUND SLBM TO ICBM

President Park Geun-hye will seek to narrow the gap with Chinese President Xi Jinping over the deployment of a U.S. anti-missile system on Korean soil when they meet Monday on the sidelines of the G20 summit, Cheong Wa Dae officials said Sunday.
She will stress the inevitability of the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) system on the Korean Peninsula as a defensive means against North Korea's growing nuclear and missile threats, they said.
There are calls for Park to use the upcoming meeting to ease complaints from China due to concerns that the country may become reluctant to faithfully enforce the latest set of United Nations Security Council sanctions against Pyongyang.
The sanctions were imposed in March in response to the repressive state's nuclear test in January and long-range rocket launch the following month.
South Korea has stressed that the envisioned deployment is inevitable to protect against North Korea's growing nuclear and missile threats, but China claims that the THAAD presence would undermine its security interests.
"North Korea' nuclear and missile issues are a matter of life and death to us," Park said during a joint press conference following her summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin in the eastern Russian city of Vladivostok on Saturday. Russia is also voicing objections to THAAD, but Putin did not clarify his opposition in the press conference.
However, Xi is not likely to follow suit, given his recent remarks on the issue.
In a speech to a business forum being held alongside the G20, Saturday, he stressed that the world should dismiss the "Cold War-like mentality of the bygone era," which seems to clarify his opposition to the THAD deployment.
During his bilateral talks with U.S. President Barack Obama on the same day, he told his American counterpart that China is opposed to the THAAD presence in South Korea, asking the United States to respect China's strategic security interests, according to the state-run Chinese Xinhua news agency.


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