New Zealand Defence Force supports international efforts to monitor sanctions against North Korea.
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New Zealand Defence Force supports international efforts to monitor sanctions against North Korea.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.NZ Navy enforces UN sanctions against NK regarding suspected commodity trafficking.1 source
NZ Defence Force supports monitoring of international sanctions against North Korea.1 source
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UN sanctions restrict North Korea's nuclear and missile programs.Also in this story
- North Korea is defying UN Security Council sanctions through major joint military drills, which are influencing South Korea's defense planning.
- DPRK medical workers are operating in Pemba while UN sanctions require the repatriation of nationals.
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United Nations
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North Korea
sovereign state in East Asia
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