NEW: Kim Jong Un's sister Kim Yo Jong denies the North Korea’s involvement in the $6.4B @Binance hack, and turns it back on Washington, suggesting the U.S. itself may be behind…
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NEW: Kim Jong Un's sister Kim Yo Jong denies the North Korea’s involvement in the $6.4B @Binance hack, and turns it back on Washington, suggesting the U.S. itself may be behind the hack given its poli…
NEW: Kim Jong Un's sister Kim Yo Jong denies the North Korea’s involvement in the $6.4B @Binance hack, and turns it back on Washington, suggesting the U.S. itself may be behind the hack given its policy of confiscating and holding stolen crypto as a strategic reserve. https://t.co/yenrDkmRvq
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