Donald Trump has recently been applying "maximum" pressure to North Korea on the matter of nuclear weapon development. This time, instead of placing more sanctions on North Korea, the Trump administration is looking to conduct a limited strike on North Korea. While these actions align with U.S. foreign policy, numerous critics have started questioning whether such action will inflict any reciprocal damage onto the United States.
Questions to consider:
The implementation of sanctions or the usage of air strikes can also warrant reciprocation. Delegates should consider these factors in drafting their resolution.
While following country policy is paramount, be careful of the extent of your country's actions. Even though some countries are anti-nuclear weapon, it does not necessarily mean they have the will or ability to take direct action.
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