North Korea for the first time responded to messages regarding a U.S. soldier who ran across the demilitarized zone two weeks ago, according to defense officials.
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North Korea says it's investigating US soldier Travis King in 1st response to UN messages
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North Korea Acknowledges US Soldier Travis King Ran Across Border, Says They Are Investigating
North Korea has responded to communications from United Nations Command regarding the detainment of U.S. Army Pvt. Travis King, despite silence toward the U.S. government.
North Korea for the first time responded to messages regarding a U.S. soldier who ran across the demilitarized zone two weeks ago, according to defense officials.
(ABC) -- North Korea for the first time responded to messages regarding U.S. Army Private 2nd Class Travis King, who ran across the demilitarized zone two weeks ago, according to defense officials. "I can confirm that the [Democratic People's Republic of Korea] has responded to United Nations Comman…
North Korea has “responded” to efforts by UN officials to discuss Travis King, the US Army private who recently dashed across the border during a guided tour of the demilitarized zone.
Travis King was due to be flown home to the United States following disciplinary action when he sprinted across the border and into the secretive state.
North Korea in a brief statement addressed the defection of U.S. Army Private 2nd Class Travis King, an American soldier who dashed across across the demilitarized zone and into the communist nation some two weeks ago, officials revealed.
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