A Chinese state-owned company was involved with the ownership and administration of a North Korean vessel, in a possible breach of UN resolutions, a report from a Hong Kong-based media outlet said on Tuesday.
The 2800-tonne Hae Bang San was, at various times, owned or managed by a company linked to China's largest state-run investment group, even as it sailed around Japan, China, and North Korea.
A Chinese state-owned company was involved with the ownership and administration of a North Korean vessel, in a possible breach of UN resolutions, a report from a Hong Kong-based media outlet said on Tuesday.
The 2800-tonne Hae Bang San was, at various times, owned or managed by a company linked to China's largest state-run investment group, even as it sailed around Japan, China, and North Korea.
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