Russia using online platform to illegally employ North Korean ‘students’
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What The Japan Times reported
Laborers posing as students are propping up Moscow's war in Ukraine while sending cash back to Pyongyang, skirting sanctions, a probe has found.
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Russia using online platform to illegally employ North Korean ‘students’. Laborers posing as students are propping up Moscow's war in Ukraine while sending cash back to Pyongyang, skirting sanctions, a probe has found. Covered by 1 publications. The Japan Times: Russia using online platform to illegally employ North Korean ‘students’.
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- The Japan Times Japan Russia using online platform to illegally employ North Korean ‘students’ Laborers posing as students are propping up Moscow's war in Ukraine while sending cash back to Pyongyang, skirting sanctions, a probe has found. 29 Oct · Tier 2
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