PANAMA CITY/MIAMI (Reuters) - A U.N. team is due to arrive in Panama next month to inspect a North Korean ship which was seized carrying arms from Cuba, a potential breach of U.N. sanctions that the United States said was "incredibly concerning."
The five-member team of U.N. experts will arrive on August 5 to examine the ship, Panamanian government officials said.
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