South Korea and China may technically have breached UN resolutions by allowing vessels owned by companies under United Nations sanctions into their ports, analysis by NK News shows.
The UN added 22 companies to its blacklist on March 30, including several companies based outside of the DPRK's borders.
South Korea and China may technically have breached UN resolutions by allowing vessels owned by companies under United Nations sanctions into their ports, analysis by NK News shows.
The UN added 22 companies to its blacklist on March 30, including several companies based outside of the DPRK's borders.
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