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If they really are operating from within China it wouldn't surprise me that they are required to be in uniform while 'at work'. When countries have status of fo
by sidewndr46 1y ago
If they really are operating from within China it wouldn't surprise me that they are required to be in uniform while 'at work'. When countries have status of forces agreements, it usually revolves around the individual being uniformed or not. For an example a US soldier could cross while out of uniform into the GDR anytime they wanted. But when in uniform, they had to use specific locations that were agreed upon by both sides. Otherwise it would have been considered recognition of a foreign government.
- markus_zhang 1y agoYeah I think the same. I think that’s China saying we are OK for the operation but you need to make yourself clear that you are a NK military person whenever you approach Chinese business. But really, I wish I could get into such an education. I myself lacks discipline to do so.