The US is wooing the Philippine government, playing the China threat card, and working on getting the US Navy invited back to its former base at Subic Bay.
If North Korea believesnuclear armament is necessary for security against the Chinese threat, another possible option is for the U.S. to conclude a security treaty with North Korea guaranteeing the current system, which would oppose the Chinese pressure and make North Korea abandon its nuclear weapons.
Although FIRRMA does not explicitly use language that indicates China as a target, Senator John Cornyn and Congressman Robert Pittenger, who tabled the bill in the Senate and the House, respectively,emphasized the threat from China as follows when explaining the necessity of the law.
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