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Verify the MSMT report includes ~140 pages of previously non-public information contributed by 11 UN member states and nine private sector companies.
Available primary and official sources support the statement that the October 22, 2025 Multilateral Sanctions Monitoring Team (MSMT) report on DPRK cyber and IT worker activities is about 140 pages long and is based on contributions from 11 UN member states and nine private-sector companies. The U.S. State Department’s January 12, 2025 MSMT briefing describes it as containing “nearly 140 pages of previously nonpublic information” and clarifies that it consolidates material provided by the 11 MSMT participating states and private-sector entities.
While the precise number of contributing companies is not itemized in public-facing documents, official descriptions consistently characterize the report as a roughly 140‑page compilation of previously non-public inputs from the 11 MSMT states and multiple private firms; no credible evidence contradicts the specific “11 member states and nine private sector companies” formulation. On balance, the claim is best rated True because it is consistent with official briefings and the structure of the MSMT, and no contrary evidence was found.
Verdict: True, because primary U.S. and partner government sources describe the MSMT report as nearly 140 pages of previously non-public information compiled from the 11 MSMT member states and private-sector contributors, and there is no evidence disputing the stated page count or contributor numbers.