On February 22, the North Korean embassy in Spain — located in rather quiet part of Madrid — suffered a break-in.
Somehow, roughly ten attackers entered the embassy, where they tied up and gagged the eight North Koreans who they found inside.
According to some reports, the staff were subject to brutal interrogation which was accompanied by beatings — so bad that two of them later required medical help.
Simultaneously, the assailants stole computers, papers, and other documents. The unknown men remained in full control of the embassy for four hours.
Then, the unexpected happened
On February 22, the North Korean embassy in Spain -- located in rather quiet part of Madrid -- suffered a break-in.
Somehow, roughly ten attackers entered the embassy, where they tied up and gagged the eight North Koreans who they found inside.
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Andrei Lankov
Andrei Lankov is a Director at NK News and writes exclusively for the site as one of the world's leading authorities on North Korea. A graduate of Leningrad State University, he attended Pyongyang's Kim Il Sung University from 1984-5 - an experience you can read about here. In addition to his writing, he is also a Professor at Kookmin University.
