CNPC and the Ministry of Commerce did not respond to requests for comment. North Korea's embassy in Beijing declined to comment. Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Lu Kang, asked about the sale suspension and whether the Chinese government put pressure on CNPC to make this decision, said: "I do not understand this situation you are talking about" and declined to elaborate.
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