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SPY WAR on the KOREAN PENINSULA - VisualPolitik EN
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16:51Now PlayingIf we are talking about espionage, about real spies, not about Agent 007, it is more than likely that the operations of Mossad, the CIA and also the powerful intelligence services of Russia or even the Chinese will quickly come to mind.
The world of intelligence is not only fodder for cinema or literature, it continues to be a fundamental pillar in the security policies and influence of many countries.
Fighting against terrorism, keeping an eye on your adversaries... And also your friends; looking for secrets, punishing your enemy or meddling in the political workings of a hostile country in order to destabilize it... These are just some of the most common operations of an activity that takes place in a very different world from the one we know, a world of shadows, suspicions, and distrust.
However, if we were to give you an example of a country that has lived for decades in a constant espionage war, that country would be none other than South Korea. Its northern neighbors, and particularly the ruling dynasty, the Kims, have made espionage their best weapon for survival. In this video, we tell you some details about the sinister world of North Korean espionage.
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