At a regular press briefing hosted by Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson Mao Ning, a Yonhap News Agency reporter asked about a claim attributed to the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation on Oct. 31 that North Korea was behind a cyberattack involving crypto exchange Binance. The reporter said the stolen assets in the case were about $6.3 billion. The question also referenced remarks by Trump, who said that if the information was true, he would discuss the matter with North Korea. The reporter then asked how China viewed both the incident and Trump’s comments. Mao responded briefly that she was not aware of the situation. The exchange, as cited by ChainCatcher, did not include any additional comment from the Chinese side on the alleged attack, the FBI’s statement, or Trump’s remarks.
Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson Mao Ning, speaking at a regular press briefing, was asked by a Yonhap News Agency reporter about a claim that the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation made on Oct. 31, saying North Korea was behind a cyberattack involving crypto exchange Binance and that about $6.3 billion in assets were stolen in the case.
The reporter also referred to remarks by Trump, saying that if the information was true, he would discuss the issue with North Korea, and asked how China viewed both the incident and Trump’s comments.
Mao replied that she was not aware of the situation.
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