US offers reward for Singaporean over N.Korea oil shipments


Kwek Kee Seng owns the Swanseas Port Services shipping company in Singapore. - US FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

WASHINGTON (AFP): The United States on Thursday (Nov 3) offered US$5 million to track down a Singaporean businessman accused of violating sanctions on North Korea, including through oil shipments on a tanker seized last year.

The reward comes as the United States urges strict enforcement of United Nations sanctions on North Korea after it launched a volley of missiles, including one that landed close to South Korea's waters.

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