Russia rejects UN claims on shipment of 90,000 vodka bottles to North Korea
Embassy in DPRK insists shipment would not fall under "luxury goods" category
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Russia's embassy to the DPRK on Tuesday rejected claims made in a recent report by the United Nations Panel of Experts (PoE) concerning a shipment of 90,000 bottles of vodka said to be bound for North Korea.
The statement, carried on the embassy's Facebook page, comes in response to a section in the PoE's mid-term sanctions report, released last week.
Russia's embassy to the DPRK on Tuesday rejected claims made in a recent report by the United Nations Panel of Experts (PoE) concerning a shipment of 90,000 bottles of vodka said to be bound for North Korea.
The statement, carried on the embassy's Facebook page, comes in response to a section in the PoE's mid-term sanctions report, released last week.
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