China denies NKorea oil sales claims

The transcript addresses media reports about a Chinese ship allegedly transferring oil to a North Korean vessel on the high seas. An investigation was conducted, revealing that the ship had not docked at Chinese ports since August, and there are no records of it entering or leaving Chinese ports. The transcript clarifies that recent reports are inaccurate. China remains committed to strictly enforcing UN resolutions and fulfilling its international obligations, ensuring that any confirmed violations are dealt with seriously.

What action did China take in response to the media reports about the alleged oil transfer?

• Denied the allegations

• Requested more information from North Korea

• Initiated an investigation

• Ignored the reports

Since when has the ship in question not docked at Chinese ports?

• Since December of the previous year

• Since October of the previous year

• Since August of the current year

• Since January of the current year

What information does China lack regarding the ship's activities?

• The ship's ownership details

• The ship's crew details

• The ship's cargo details

• Whether the ship visited other countries' ports

What is China's stance on its citizens and companies engaging in activities that violate UN resolutions?

• They are encouraged to engage

• They are strictly prohibited

• They are allowed under certain conditions

• They are ignored

What will China do if a violation of UN resolutions is confirmed?

• Ignore the violation

• Impose strict penalties

• Request a UN review

• Seek international assistance