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N Korea reshuffle signals military policy not top priority now, analysts say

Article content Last week, North Korea announced the latest in a series of leadership changes that may be the most significant reshuffle of top officials in years. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or North Korea reshuffle may mean military is not top priority now: Analysts Back to video State media has not given details of the personnel changes but analysts believe they included demotions for those Kim blamed for causing an unspecified “great crisis” with coronavirus lapses amid economic problems and food shortages compounded by anti-pandemic border closures. Photographs published in state media on Thursday of Kim visiting his family mausoleum appear to confirm that Ri Pyong Chol, a top adviser who plays a leading role in North Korea’s ballistic missile and nuclear programs, has at least lost his position on the politburo Presidium.

Analysis: N Korea reshuffle signals military policy not top priority now, analysts say

Analysis: N Korea reshuffle signals military policy not top priority now, analysts say
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Analysis-N Korea reshuffle signals military policy not top priority now, analysts say

Analysis-N.Korea reshuffle signals military policy not top priority now, analysts say By Josh Smith Reuters SEOUL (Reuters) - New photos confirm North Korea has demoted a military leader in a reshuffle that left the ruling party s top body dominated by civilians, possibly signalling leader Kim Jong Un s focus on the economy and frustration with bureaucratic failures, analysts said. Last week, North Korea announced the latest in a series of leadership changes that may be the most significant reshuffle of top officials in years. State media has not given details of the personnel changes but analysts believe they included demotions for those Kim blamed for causing an unspecified great crisis with coronavirus lapses amid economic problems and food shortages compounded by anti-pandemic border closures.

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