Uganda, Tanzania in trouble with UN over ‘arms deals’ with North Korea
Global agency says Pyongyang has devised ways to circumvent sanctions, including suspected use of its embassies and firms in illegal arms trade. Tanzania, Ethiopia and Eritrea also named. TEA Graphic
Uganda, Tanzania, Ethiopia and Eritrea are the subject of a United Nations investigation over possible arms-related dealings with North Korea, in violation of sanctions imposed by the UN Security Council.
But Uganda, which has been indicted by the same panel before, is putting up a bold face, saying the international community should not dictate who it relates with.
