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Multilateral Sanctions Monitoring Team organisation

Named in 2 reports across 2 stories - 17 Sept

Closest companions, sized by how often they share a report with Multilateral Sanctions Monitoring Team. Lines between the outer names are their own relationships - names that appear together even without Multilateral Sanctions Monitoring Team.

North Korean citizens and South Korea share 1 reportRussia and Tatarstan share 1 reportRussia and Ukraine share 1 reportRussia and South Korea share 1 reportNorth Koreans and Russia share 1 reportNorth Korean citizens and Russia share 1 reportSBS News and South Korea share 1 reportAlabuga and Russia share 1 reportNorth Korean citizens and SBS News share 1 reportNorth Korean citizens and Ukraine share 1 reportRussia and SBS News share 1 reportNorth Koreans and Tatarstan share 1 reportSBS News and Ukraine share 1 reportAlabuga and North Koreans share 1 reportSouth Korea and Ukraine share 1 reportAlabuga and Tatarstan share 1 reportMultilateral Sanctions …RussiaRussia - 2 shared reports (place)AlabugaAlabuga - 1 shared report (place)North Korea…North Korean citizens - 1 shared report (person)North Korea…North Koreans - 1 shared report (person)SBS NewsSBS News - 1 shared report (organization)South KoreaSouth Korea - 1 shared report (place)TatarstanTatarstan - 1 shared report (place)UkraineUkraine - 1 shared report (place)

The stories

Russia wants 30,000 more North Korean soldiers to fight Ukraine. Is the West at risk?

55 outlets1 report names Multilateral Sanctions Monitoring Team7 Aug – 21 Sept

North Korea could earn up to $800 million from its workers abroad

10 outlets1 report names Multilateral Sanctions Monitoring Team17 Sept – 21 Sept

Who keeps naming them

South China Morning Post1Kyiv Post (Ukraine)1

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