South Koreans successfully sent items to North Korea on just four separate occasions last year, the fewest such instances since 2017, as Pyongyang continues to enforce rigid anti-pandemic border controls.
The data comes from a unification ministry white paper published on Thursday, an annual report that details the past year of inter-Korean developments.
South Koreans successfully sent items to North Korea on just four separate occasions last year, the fewest such instances since 2017, as Pyongyang continues to enforce rigid anti-pandemic border controls.
The data comes from a unification ministry white paper published on Thursday, an annual report that details the past year of inter-Korean developments.
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