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North Korea brings back olden days’ spy codes, broadcasts messages over radio

Chief Editor July 22, 2016 0 10 sec read
. Irish Sun Friday 22nd July, 2016 • North Korea broadcasted cryptic codes on radio twice, on June 25 and July 15. • South Korea spokesperson says revival of tactic “seriously regrettable” • Former intelligence officer for North Korea says codes to be taken seriously.


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