South Korea is investigating two North Koreans reportedly found aboard a small wooden boat that drifted into ROK waters in the Yellow Sea this month, Seoul’s unification ministry confirmed on Friday.
But the lack of active inter-Korean communication lines could pose challenges for arranging their return.
South Korea is investigating two North Koreans reportedly found aboard a small wooden boat that drifted into ROK waters in the Yellow Sea this month, Seoul’s unification ministry confirmed on Friday.
But the lack of active inter-Korean communication lines could pose challenges for arranging their return.
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