North Korea keeps sneaking in oil with secret ship transfers
When ships transfer cargo to each other in the ocean, it makes it hard to enforce international sanctions against selling oil to North Korea. "It's very easy to black out a ship and hide it," said Rahul Kapoor, an analyst with Bloomberg Intelligence in Singapore.
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BY SERENE CHEONG AND DAN MURTAUGH, BLOOMBERG
Donald Trump's desire to squeeze Kim Jong Un's regime risks being undermined by the furtive maneuvers of oil tankers at sea.
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