
Small cargo ship left North Korean waters on the 14th, three days after Beijing's cut off
A North Korean vessel pulled up at a Chinese coal terminal earlier on Friday, having left North Korean waters two days previously, analysis of data from vessel tracking site Marine Traffic and satellite imagery shows. Beijing banned North Korean coal imports for the remainder of the month on Monday but said it would allow deliveries
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