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Has anyone here been following the events in SK?
China has been destroying Lotte goods and businesses in China because Lotte has offered land for the THADD instalation:
http://www.cnbc.com/2017/03/09/sabe...us-at-a-dangerous-military-tipping-point.html
THAAD deployment begins in South Korea Tuesday, 7 Mar 2017 | 5:56 PM ET | 02:06
China is lashing out at South Korea and Washington for the deployment of a powerful missile defense system known as the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense system, or THAAD, deposited at the Osan Air Base in South Korea on Monday evening.
Though such military actions are unlikely, China has already forced the closing of 23 stores owned by Lotte, one of South Korea's huge family-run conglomerates (Lotte agreed to turn over a parcel of land in South Korea on which the THAAD system would be placed). State media has also encouraged Chinese citizens to boycott South Korean products, a move that, if effective, could rob major South Korean companies, like Samsung and Hyundai, of a massive consumer market.
China has been destroying Lotte goods and businesses in China because Lotte has offered land for the THADD instalation:
http://www.cnbc.com/2017/03/09/sabe...us-at-a-dangerous-military-tipping-point.html
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THAAD deployment begins in South Korea Tuesday, 7 Mar 2017 | 5:56 PM ET | 02:06
China is lashing out at South Korea and Washington for the deployment of a powerful missile defense system known as the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense system, or THAAD, deposited at the Osan Air Base in South Korea on Monday evening.
Though such military actions are unlikely, China has already forced the closing of 23 stores owned by Lotte, one of South Korea's huge family-run conglomerates (Lotte agreed to turn over a parcel of land in South Korea on which the THAAD system would be placed). State media has also encouraged Chinese citizens to boycott South Korean products, a move that, if effective, could rob major South Korean companies, like Samsung and Hyundai, of a massive consumer market.