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North Korean Trying To Escape Is One Of Most Daring Attempts

Rebecca Shepherd 8:59 PM, May 18 2021 GMT+1 This is the moment a North Korean soldier attempted to cross the Korean Demilitarised Zone from north to south. Watch in the clip below: Loading… With the border known as one of the most dangerous in the world, Oh Chong Song made a dash for freedom and was shot five times in the process - although he survived. The North Korean defector was peppered with bullets back in November 2017 as he tried to flee his homeland and get to South Korea. Advert 10 The footage was filmed on 13 November 2017, when surveillance cameras captured him smashing through a military checkpoint in a green jeep.

Raising the Last Iron Curtain? Kim Jong-un Unveils Plan to Expand North Korea s Ties With the Globe

Raising the Last Iron Curtain? Kim Jong-un Unveils Plan to Expand North Korea’s Ties With the Globe © REUTERS / KCNA Subscribe Sputnik International https://sputniknews.com/asia/202101081081701833-raising-the-last-iron-curtain-kim-jong-un-unveils-plan-to-expand-north-koreas-ties-with-the-globe/ North Korea is currently holding the Workers Party congress, a major political event that was last organised nearly five years ago. Addressing loyal party members during the first day of the conference, the country’s leader Kim Jong-un admitted that his five-year economic plan had failed. North Korea’s Supreme Leader Kim Jong-un signalled on Thursday that his country was moving to work on its foreign relations with the outside world but did not specify what countries would be prioritised in these exchanges, according to the the Korean Central News Agency, which quoted his remarks during the third day of the Workers’ Party congress.

Kim Jong-un s Sister Labelled North Korea s Most Outspoken Attack Dog by Western Media

Kim Jong-un s Sister Labelled North Korea s Most Outspoken Attack Dog by Western Media © REUTERS / Damir Sagolj Subscribe Sputnik International https://sputniknews.com/asia/202012311081622038-kim-jong-uns-sister-labelled-north-koreas-most-outspoken-attack-dog-by-western-media/ 32-year-old Kim Yo-jong, the younger sister of DPRK’s head, has been dubbed his most apparent successor in the event of Kim Jong-un dying. As reports speculating about her brother’s demise emerged through the spring, it was suggested back then that Kim Yo-jong could take over his duties. Kim Yo-jong has been described “North Korea’s most outspoken attack dog” who is now “ready to become the first woman dictator in modern history” by veteran correspondent Donald Kirk who writes for the Daily Beast.

North Korea news: Biden urged to be like Trump in anti-nuclear efforts with Kim Jong-un | World | News

| UPDATED: 02:15, Thu, Dec 10, 2020 Link copied Joe Biden discusses North Korea threat during debate Sign up to receive our rundown of the day s top stories direct to your inbox SUBSCRIBE Invalid email When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. Our Privacy Notice explains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time. Former State Department official Philip Yun said Mr Biden needs to adopt diplomacy when engaging with Kim Jong-un, in the same way Mr Trump did in 2018. The outgoing President made historic steps in dealing with North Korea, including becoming the first US leader to visit the country and having direct communication with Kim Jong-un. During the lead up to the US election, Mr Biden described the North Korean leader as a “thug”.

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