British American Tobacco to Pay Over $600 Million for Violating North Korea Sanctions

US sanctions on North Korea. The US Justice Department's investigation concerned BAT's business activities relating to North Korea between 2007 and 2017. The article highlights the largest North Korean sanctions penalty in the history of the Department of Justice and the consequences of violating US sanctions.

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