Now China and US urge crazed Kim Jong-un to give up nuclear weapons

KIM Jong-un has been urged give up his stash of nuclear weapons by Chinese leader Xi Jinping.

NUCLEAR AMBITIONS: Xi Jinping hit out at North Korean despot Kim

Xi made the demand after meeting with US President Barack Obama during a top nuclear summit in Washington.

In another attack on Kim, he agreed to back the United Nations' latest sanctions against the cheese-loving despot.

And he warned UN bosses would impose even tougher measures if trigger-happy Kim keeps carrying out nuclear tests.

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Before the meeting Xi told reporters: "China and the US have a responsibility to work together."

He admitted the two sides have "disputes and disagreements" but insisted they could "seek active solutions through dialogue".

And Obama said: "President Xi and I are both committed to the de-nuclearisation of the Korean Peninsula."

STATESMEN: Xi spoke with Barack Obama at a nuclear summit

South Korean leader Shinzo Abe also warned Kim against further "provocations" after the North threatened to attack its neighbour.

This week a chilling propaganda video claimed the hermit state is preparing to strike Seoul's glitzy presidential palace.

But Abe said: "Should it choose to undertake yet another provocation, it is certain to find itself facing even tougher sanctions and isolation."