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Kim Yo-jong is fast becoming North Korea’s propaganda puppeteer

7 June 2023

1:22 AM

7 June 2023

1:22 AM

If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again. Such is the axiom underpinning North Korea’s (DPRK) approach towards its nuclear and missile development. The hermit kingdom’s acceleration in its nuclear and missile capabilities demonstrates how Kim Jong-un is working down his wish list of expanding his country’s conventional and unconventional weapons, which he declared in January 2021.

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