One of 10 intruders who broke into Madrid's N Korean embassy in Feb contacted FBI - court

One of 10 intruders who entered North Korea's embassy in Madrid by force on Feb. 22 contacted the United States Federal Bureau of Investigation days afterwards, Spain's High Court said on Tuesday. The intruders included citizens of Mexico, the United States and South Korea, the High Court said in an official document.

The mysterious incident took place on February 22 just five days before the start of a nuclear summit between North Korea and the United States attended, among others, by Pyongyang's former ambassador to Spain Kim Hyok Chol. They reportedly escaped with documents, computers and telephones in two embassy cars with diplomatic number plates which they later abandoned.