Three top U.S. government agencies issued a fresh warning this week that Washington is “committed to disrupting” North Korea’s ballistic missile supply chain and cracking down on those who violate sanctions by supplying the DPRK.
In a joint advisory published on Sept. 1, the U.S. government agencies also listed out items that it believes North Korea is trying to illegally obtain, including heavy vehicles used as missile launchers and materials to develop solid fuel ballistic missiles.
Three top U.S. government agencies issued a fresh warning this week that Washington is “committed to disrupting” North Korea’s ballistic missile supply chain and cracking down on those who violate sanctions by supplying the DPRK.
In a joint advisory published on Sept. 1, the U.S. government agencies also listed out items that it believes North Korea is trying to illegally obtain, including heavy vehicles used as missile launchers and materials to develop solid fuel ballistic missiles.
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