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French authorities arrested a senior legislator in the French Senate for spying on North Korea.
It is said that this administration, which has fostered friendship between France and North Korea, has been common in North Korea.
Hwangbo correspondent reports to Paris.
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Benoit Kennedy, who has worked as a parliamentarian in the fields of architecture, cultural heritage, etc. in the French Senate.
French media, including Le Parisien, said he was arrested at his home in Paris last night.
The prosecution is an espionage activity for North Korea.
Agents of the French National Security Agency raided the homes of parents residing in the Senate Office of Kenete and downtown Dijon.
Authorities are looking to find out if he has collected information and provided information to North Korea.
Kennedy's allegations were reportedly captured in March.
Kennedy, who has shown great interest in North Korea, is President of the France-Korea Friendship Association (AAC), which aims to promote close exchanges between France and South Korea. North.
This group, made up of a small group of French journalists with a left-wing bias in the 1960s, supported goodwill with North Korea rather than with South Korea.
He has traveled frequently to North Korea since 2005 and last year published a book titled "North Korea, Unknown" at the French publisher Delga.
The Russian government has often commented on the North Korean issue as "specialist in international relations" in the media "RT France" behind it.
The President of the French Senate, Gerard Rachel, declined to comment on this.
YTN Hwang Bo Sun.
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