Kim Jong-UN in what does not deny.
Last year, North Korea imported luxury items from China for no less than $640 million Reuters reminds that it violates sanctions imposed by the US against the DPRK.
In North Korea there are rumours that the family of the country’s leader Kim Jong-UN bought a seaplane, several expensive musical instruments, televisions, cars, watches, furs and even liqueurs – both for the leader and for the elite that supports his regime.
The publication notes that, if this sanctions loophole will be further expanded, Kim Jong-UN will reach its goal of neutralizing sanctions without closing nuclear program.
According to reports, the import of luxury goods from China to the DPRK in the past year amounted to 17.8% of total Chinese imports, which is estimated at $3.7 billion. of the above goods, about half of the amount for ($340 million), followed by sedans ($204 million) and liqueurs ($35 million).
From January to August this year, trade between China and North Korea decreased by 57.8 per cent compared to the same period last year to $1.51 billion
Since taking office Kim Jong-UN in 2011, North Korea was left in luxury stores in China over $4 billion.
