[Hnrobert42]

Indeed. And beyond the interviews, there is plenty of other examination of direct evidence including videos posted to social media, shipping records, packing labels.

That evidence all supports the argument that the PRC and Chinese companies are complicit in violating sanctions.

Further, it is telling that the NK government and their Chinese co-conspirators actively fight investigations. See the literature spread to workers threatening punishment for talking to reporters.

[Simon_ORourke]

> That evidence all supports the argument that the PRC and Chinese companies are complicit in violating sanctions.

And this should surprise absolutely no-one. It's like it's 1980's Wall Street over there, and whatever makes a buck is what they do.