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US soldier Travis King back in American custody after crossing into North Korea - Vimarsana News

US soldier Travis King back in American custody after crossing into North Korea

King crossed into the North during a tour of the Joint Security Area inside South Korea's demilitarized zone in July.

Source: komu.com
North Korea confirms US soldier Travis King defected over 'racial discrimination' in Army and he is now seeking refugee status - Vimarsana News

North Korea confirms US soldier Travis King defected over 'racial discrimination' in Army and he is now seeking refugee status

North Korean state media said US Private Travis King fled into North Korea in order to escape the 'racial discrimination' of the US Army.

North Korea says US soldier Travis King expressed willingness to seek refuge -KCNA - Vimarsana News

North Korea says US soldier Travis King expressed willingness to seek refuge -KCNA

North Korea on Wednesday said an American soldier who had crossed into North Korea on July 18 has admitted to illegally intruding into the North and expressed a willingness to seek refuge in the North or a third country, state media reported.

Source: aol.com
North Korea says US soldier King expressed willingness to seek refuge - Vimarsana News

North Korea says US soldier King expressed willingness to seek refuge

The Pentagon said that they cannot verify alleged comments by US Private King.

Source: jpost.com
North Korea says US soldier Travis King expressed willingness to seek refuge - Vimarsana News

North Korea says US soldier Travis King expressed willingness to seek refuge

North Korea’s state media says Travis King confessed to crossing into the North because of ‘racial discrimination within the U.S. Army’