Preposition 'after'
Help me please understand the part of the sentence in bold:
Yesterday in the British mainstream newspaper The Financial Times on page 4, is a report that China has agreed to a US invasion as long as US troops pull back after any conflict to the 38 parallel.
Does it mean that China agrees to a US invasion until any conflict between South and North Korea takes place?
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No, I think it means that China has agreed to a US invasion as long as it pulls back to the 38th parallel after the conflict rather than remaining in North Korea. org/wiki/Division_of_Korea
- No, I think it means that China has agreed to a US invasion as long as it pulls back to the 38th parallel after the conflict rather than remaining in North Korea.
- org/wiki/Division_of_Korea
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No, I think it means that China has agreed to a US invasion as long as it pulls back to the 38th parallel after the conflict rather than remaining in North Korea.
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