A North Korean firm, Tongnam Trading Company, is advertising its illegal restaurants in China and Cambodia, defying U.N. sanctions. The company’s operations are highlighted in the latest issue of the DPRK’s Foreign Trade magazine, indicating it runs numerous restaurants abroad, including the “Pyongyang Cold Noodle House.”

A North Korean company has been discovered openly promoting its operation of joint venture restaurants abroad, particularly in China and Cambodia, despite existing U.N. Security Council sanctions prohibiting such activities. The most recent issue of the DPRK’s Foreign Trade magazine highlights that the Tongnam Trading Company is managing numerous restaurants, which operate under names such as “Pyongyang Cold Noodle House.” This declaration raises concerns regarding the ongoing violation of international sanctions intended to restrict North Korean revenue generation through foreign enterprises.

The revelations regarding Tongnam Trading Company’s advertisement of its overseas restaurant operations starkly illustrate ongoing violations of U.N. sanctions by North Korea. Such activities not only contravene international laws but also demonstrate the persistence of North Korean entities in seeking foreign revenue despite restrictive measures. The situation requires continued monitoring and potential policy responses to address these violations effectively.

Original Source: www.nknews.org

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