Washington blocked $31.69 million in North Korea-related assets last year in connection with U.S. sanctions against state sponsors of terrorism, the U.S. Treasury Department announced this week.
The Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) under the Treasury Department provided the amount of frozen funds in its Terrorist Assets Report published on Wednesday.
Washington blocked $31.69 million in North Korea-related assets last year in connection with U.S. sanctions against state sponsors of terrorism, the U.S. Treasury Department announced this week.
The Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) under the Treasury Department provided the amount of frozen funds in its Terrorist Assets Report published on Wednesday.
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