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Fugitive Korean soldiers suspected of conspiracy to assassinate Kim Jong-un.
The Korean fishing vessel was blocked in December 2018 carrying a group of soldiers who fled after a failed attempt to assassinate Kim Jong-un, according to a former Japanese official.
Admiral Katsutoshi Kawano, former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff of the Japan Self-Defense Forces, revealed that the Korean navy on December 20, 2018, told Shukan Gendai magazine on September 22. destroyer Gwanggaeto to intercept a Korean fishing vessel.
According to Mr. Kawano, on the fishing boat is a group of North Korean officers trying to escape after their attempted assassination attempt on Kim Jong-un. North Korea liaised with South Korea through the newly established Korean liaison office in Kaesong to request the return of the ship.
"The plot to assassinate President Kim Jong-un of the Korean military group in the Wonsan-Kalma area was unsuccessful. Four people escaped that day and headed to Japan by sea," Kawano said.
The Korean fishing vessel was blocked in December 2018 carrying a group of soldiers who fled after a failed attempt to assassinate Kim Jong-un, according to a former Japanese official.
Admiral Katsutoshi Kawano, former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff of the Japan Self-Defense Forces, revealed that the Korean navy on December 20, 2018, told Shukan Gendai magazine on September 22. destroyer Gwanggaeto to intercept a Korean fishing vessel.
According to Mr. Kawano, on the fishing boat is a group of North Korean officers trying to escape after their attempted assassination attempt on Kim Jong-un. North Korea liaised with South Korea through the newly established Korean liaison office in Kaesong to request the return of the ship.
"The plot to assassinate President Kim Jong-un of the Korean military group in the Wonsan-Kalma area was unsuccessful. Four people escaped that day and headed to Japan by sea," Kawano said.