Publication of new official report suggests South Korea realizes that remaining silent on violations will not bring North Korea to negotiating table on human rights or other issues
The father-daughter visits to missile sites and military events are "an indoctrinating moment for her," said Michael Madden, an expert on North Korean leadership at the Stimson Center. He said she is probably told that "the missiles guarantee . the continuity of the Kim family regime."
Washington, April 2: North Korea has long sought to convince its own people that the US and South Korea are its mortal enemies, leaving the nation no choice but to develop advanced weapons for self-protection. Analysts are questioning whether that closed society is giving leader Kim Jong Un s daughter a similarly constricted view of the outside world, Voice of America, VOA reported.
North Korea has long sought to convince its own people that the U.S. and South Korea are its mortal enemies, leaving the nation no choice but to develop advanced weapons for self-protection.