[Is North Korea behind the hack of the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange? Ministry of Foreign Affairs: Not aware of the situation] November 2, Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesperson Mao Ning hosted a regular press conference on November 2. A reporter from Yonhap News Agency asked, I have two questions. The first question is that the North Korean Missile General Administration conducted a tactical ballistic missile dispersion warhead power assessment test on October 31. The test violated the United Nations Security Council resolutions on North Korea. The test coincided with South Korea's proposal for military talks with North Korea, and North Korea has not yet responded. How does China comment on North Korea's test? Second question. On October 31, the FBI pointed out that North Korea was behind the cyber attack on Binance, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange. In the case, approximately US$6.3 billion in assets were stolen. U.S. President Trump said he would discuss the issue with North Korea if that were the case. How does China view this incident and President Trump’s relevant statements? Mao Ning said that regarding the first question, China has noted relevant reports and also noted that North Korea has repeatedly expressed its position on the military movements of the United States, South Korea and Japan in recent times. We hope that relevant parties will face up to the root causes of the peninsula issue, adhere to the general direction of political settlement, and make efforts to ease tensions and maintain regional peace and stability. "Your second question, we don't know the situation." Mao Ning said. (The Paper)