N. Korea's official media make rare strong criticism of China

File photo taken in April 2017 in the Chinese border city of Dandong shows freight trains carrying crude oil bound for North Korea. North Korea's official media accused China by name on May 3, 2017, saying it has sided with the United States to exert more pressure on Pyongyang. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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