An organisation committed to overthrowing North Korea's leader Kim Jong-un has officially claimed it was behind a raid at Pyongyang's embassy in Spain and claim to have liberated various computers, phones and external drives
Cheollima Civil Defense wrote online that it had "responded to an urgent situation in the Madrid embassy". They went on to say that they had "shared information of enormous potential value" with the FBI "under mutually agreed terms of confidentiality".
The shadowy Cheollima purports to be a self-styled human rights group, however a little research reveals that they are more akin to a "Black Ops" outfit. Coincidentally, the raid took place just days before the key summit in Hanoi between US President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un ... To read the full story please Click Here to Login or Register
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