Wall Street Journalのインスタグラム(wsj) - 1月27日 00時01分

In the city of Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk in Russia's Far East, a group of 200 North Korean construction workers are being forced to disband due to United Nations sanctions aimed at bringing Pyongyang to heel.⠀
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Employing the workers is a businessman whose father was among thousands of Soviet servicemen who fought alongside their communist allies in the Korean War. ⠀
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"These are our friends, regardless of what regime they have," said Yuri Dyakov, who has hired North Korean workers at his numerous businesses. "What we're doing is betrayal."⠀
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His planned solution: fly dozens of the laborers to an unrecognized statelet backed by Moscow 7,000 miles away.⠀
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Mr. Dyakov is part of a small but committed group of Russian business owners and ethnic Koreans braving U.S. ire to maintain business ties with Pyongyang. For these entrepreneurs, Russian President Vladimir Putin's surprise decision in 2017 to join the West and China in punishing North Korea for its nuclear program goes against Russia's economic and political interests. By severing economic ties with Pyongyang, Russia is hurting its economy and reducing its geopolitical clout in Asia, they say.⠀
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