The United Nations has been requested by the foreign ministries of Denmark and Sweden to look into evidence of North Korean sanctions violations contained in a new bombshell documentary called "The Mole."
The multi-part film, which came out on Sunday, shows how a North Korean company offered Scud missiles, rocket artillery systems, a gold mine, drug manufacturing assistance and more to two Danish visitors who secretly recorded their conversations.
The United Nations has been requested by the foreign ministries of Denmark and Sweden to look into evidence of North Korean sanctions violations contained in a new bombshell documentary called "The Mole."
The multi-part film, which came out on Sunday, shows how a North Korean company offered Scud missiles, rocket artillery systems, a gold mine, drug manufacturing assistance and more to two Danish visitors who secretly recorded their conversations.
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