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U.S. prisoners to remain in DPRK unless Bae stops talking: North Korea

State media threatens livelihood of detained Americans in KCNA Article

North Korea denounced former prisoner Kenneth Bae for spreading “false propaganda” and warned on Monday that continuing to speak out would affect the prospects for the release of two current American detainees.

The threat came in an article published by the Korean Central News Agency (KCNA), which took exception to Bae's public activities since his release in 2014.

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