A South Korean pastor detained in North Korea appeared on North Korean television and said that Seoul's National Intelligence Service has manipulated religious groups for its own purposes.
Kim Guk-ki, a China-based missionary detained in North Korea, argued on Uriminzokkiri TV on Tuesday that churches in South Korea are under "NIS manipulation."
A South Korean pastor detained in North Korea appeared on North Korean television and said that Seoul's National Intelligence Service has manipulated religious groups for its own purposes.
Kim Guk-ki, a China-based missionary detained in North Korea, argued on Uriminzokkiri TV on Tuesday that churches in South Korea are under "NIS manipulation."
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