HAVANA TIMES – The group of UN experts tasked with enforcing compliance with the sanctions imposed on North Korea will continue to investigate the case of the Chong Chon Gang vessel, detained last year in Panama for transporting weapons from Cuba, EFE reported.
The investigation has yet to determine which individuals or entities participated in the operation and could result in sanctions against those involved.
According to the group’s annual report, published this month, the ship was carrying the largest cargo of weapons forbidden by international sanctions detected en route to North Korea since the embargo was established.
Group Coordinator Martin Uden regretted the Cuban government didn’t provide the UN with all of the information requested.
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