Kim Yo Jong Calls Binance Case a U.S. “Political Provocation”
Yonhap reports that Kim Yo Jong called the Binance case a U.S. political provocation, following the FBI’s attribution of the multibillion-dollar theft to North Korea.
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Yonhap reports that Kim Yo Jong called the Binance case a U.S. political provocation, following the FBI’s attribution of the multibillion-dollar theft to North Korea.
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