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On the 22nd, “the pro-American government of the Malaysian authorities, a new recruit of North Korean businessman Moon Cheol-myeong (56), who was tried in Malaysia on charges of’money laundering’, was sent to the United States by the news agency Chosun Shinbo, a pro-North Korean organization in Japan. There was an article accusing him of “Humiliation”.
The Chosun Shin reported on this day, “How does the US delivery of Korean citizens that led to the severance of diplomatic relations between Korea and Malaysia?” It is one aspect of maneuvering,” he said.
On the 19th of this month, the North Korean authorities decided to hand over Mr. Moon’s recruits to the United States, and declared the severance of diplomatic relations with North Korea.
In response, the Malaysian government also asked the North Korean embassy staff and their families in their own country to “depart from Malaysia within 48 hours.” These employees and their families went back home via Shanghai, China on the 21st.
Moon is reportedly in custody in the US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) as of the 20th (local time).
In this regard, the Chosun Shinbo introduced the North Korean Foreign Ministry’s position on this incident in detail, blurring the image of Joseon (North Korea) and shaking the Joseon Dynasty with leverage such as “‘terrorism support’ and’finance washing (laundry)’ with nuclear missiles He criticized that it is an old American technique to try to make a chance to look.
In a statement dated on the 19th, North Korea’s Foreign Ministry criticized the US and Malaysian authorities, saying, “It is an absurd fabrication and a complete scheme to be involved in any’illegal money washing'” in relation to Moon’s extradition to the United States.
In this regard, the Joseon Shinbo also argued that “the current financial supervision and information business system in line with international standards is operating normally in Joseon,” and “(However) the US has interfered with the cooperation between Korea and international organizations in negative and positive ways.” did.