S. Korea's intelligence agency admits to wiretapping

S. Korea's intelligence agency admits to wiretapping

SEOUL, South Korea - South Korea's National Intelligence Service chief Kim Seung Kyu speaks to reporters about illegal wiretapping under the administration of former President Kim Dae Jung at the headquarters of the agency in Seoul on Aug. 5.

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