Pyongyang's embassy in London said in a statement to NK News it had withdrawn Ambassador Mun Myong Sin and reduced ties to the level of charge d’affaires until Britain lifts sanctions on the Songdowon International Children’s Camp.
North Korea has recalled its ambassador to Britain just a month after he took up the post, downgrading diplomatic relations in response to British sanctions on a children's camp, North Korea-focused website NK News reported.
Pyongyang's embassy in London said in a statement to NK News it had withdrawn Ambassador Mun Myong Sin and reduced ties to the level of charge d’affaires until Britain lifts sanctions on the Songdowon International Children’s Camp.
It called them groundless and said they damaged the rights and interests of its children, who it said received the "most precious" treatment.
Britain’s Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office declined to comment to NK News on Mun's status or the reason for his departure.
Britain appointed a new ambassador to North Korea last year, though its embassy in Pyongyang has remained closed since the pandemic.
-Reuters







