The European Union sanctioned 17 individuals on Monday, subjecting them to asset freezes and travel bans for activities related to prohibited North Korean activity, a notice on the EU’s Official Journal showed.
The individuals, none of which are currently subjected to UN Security Council (UNSC) designations, all appear to be DPRK citizens.
The European Union sanctioned 17 individuals on Monday, subjecting them to asset freezes and travel bans for activities related to prohibited North Korean activity, a notice on the EU’s Official Journal showed.
The individuals, none of which are currently subjected to UN Security Council (UNSC) designations, all appear to be DPRK citizens.
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