Seoul again suspects smuggling ship

seoul - South Korea has brought in a cargo ship because oil products will be smuggled to North Korea. This has revealed the customs of the country Sunday. It is the second time in a few days that Seoul mentions the delivery of a ship that would transport goods to North Korea that are on the United Nations sanctions list.

The authorities said nothing about when or where these incidents were exactly. It is assumed that under Panamanian flag the ship was forced on 19 December to enter a port on the west coast of South Korea.

The UN has issued numerous sanctions against North Korea since 2006. The people's organization wants to force the dictatorship ruled in Stalinist style to give up its nuclear program, but Pyongyang ignores that. The most recent sanctions were announced by the Security Council in September and prohibit, among other things, the export of gas, oil and other petroleum products to North Korea.