North Korea steals 300 million for nuclear program

 North Korea steals 300 million for nuclear program...

A United Nations report has revealed that North Korea stole 300 300 million in cryptocurrencies through cyber-attacks to further its nuclear and ballistic missile programs.

According to the Bangkok Post, North Korea has stole 300  million worth of cryptocurrency which has been used to advance its nuclear program.....

The report, prepared by a panel of experts overseeing sanctions on North Korea, is still confidential, but states that Pyongyang has stolen more than 6 316 million in assets over the past two years. Is too much

A United Nations report says North Korea also hacked exchanges and financial institutions to raise funds for its nuclear and missile programs.

Earlier, North Korea was accused of having an army of trained hackers and targeting other entities, including South Korea. He is also accused of using cyber capabilities for financial gain.

Before taking office, former US Secretary of State Mike Pompey paid a top-secret visit to Pyongyang and arranged a meeting between President Trump and Kim Jong Un, which was a surprise to the world. Mike Pompey made the secret trip during the Easter holidays.

After Mike Pompey's efforts, a meeting between former President Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un in February 2019 did not prove fruitful.