Prosecutors raided South Korea’s National Intelligence Service (NIS) on Wednesday as part of investigations into the forced repatriation of two North Koreans and the DPRK’s killing of a ROK civil servant under the Moon administration.

The Seoul Central District Prosecutors’ press office told NK News it seeks to uncover the role of the country’s main intelligence agency in the cases, raiding the main NIS office in south-central Seoul. 

The move comes a day after newly released photos showed at least one of the two North Korean fishermen physically resisted his handover to North Korean authorities across the inter-Korean border.

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