CLEAN : Some N.Korean businesses defy China shutdown order

The video discusses North Korea's network of 130 restaurants worldwide, primarily in China and Southeast Asia, generating $10 million annually. These funds are believed to support Kim Jong-un and his leadership. Despite sanctions, North Korea continues its nuclear program, but may eventually freeze it for sanction relief. The video also highlights money laundering activities through these restaurants, involving drug sales disguised as restaurant revenue, and China's awareness of these activities, which could affect its international image.

How many North Korean restaurants are there worldwide, and where are most of them located?

• 130 restaurants, mostly in China

• 200 restaurants, mostly in South Korea

• 150 restaurants, mostly in Japan

• 100 restaurants, mostly in the USA

What is the annual revenue generated by North Korean restaurants globally?

• $10 million

• $20 million

• $15 million

• $5 million

What is the predicted outcome for North Korea's nuclear program in the long run?

• Expansion of the program

• Freezing the program in exchange for reduced sanctions

• Continued development without restrictions

• Complete dismantlement

What illegal activity is associated with North Korean restaurants?

• Money laundering through drug sales

• Human trafficking

• Illegal fishing

• Cyber attacks

Why is China concerned about the activities of North Korean restaurants?

• Fear of losing trade agreements

• Potential damage to its international image

• Increased immigration

• Loss of tourism revenue