Sunday, January 5, 2020

Thousands Of North Koreans 'Attend Mass Rally' In Pyongyang To Support Kim Jong Un



Daily Mail: Thousands of North Koreans 'attend mass rally' in Pyongyang to support Kim Jong Un after his threats to create 'new strategic weapon' in anger over stalled nuclear talks with US

* Crowds gathered on streets and bridge near the square amid police presence
* During rally the local cellphone network is understood to have been switched off
* Comes as Kim Jong Un said country would soon reveal new 'strategic weapon'

Thousands of North Koreans gathered in a mass rally on Sunday morning expressing support for leader Kim Jong Un after his threats to create a 'new strategic weapon' over anger at stalled nuclear talks with the US.

Crowds gathered on the streets and the bridge near Kim Il Sung square amid a heavy police presence in Pyongyang, as reported by NK News.

During the rally the local cellphone network is understood to have been switched off, and a number of senior party figures are said to have attended.

It is not absolutely clear what the rally is for, but suggestions are that it was a political rally to express support for Kim Jong Un's comments last week where he expressed frustration over stalled nuclear talks.

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Update #1: At mass rally, North Koreans pledge support for country’s new “offensive” line -- NK News
Update #2: Thousands gathered in Kim Il Sung square on Sunday, cellphone network disrupted -- NK News

WNU Editor: This was/is one of those events where attendance was required.

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

"This was/is one of those events where attendance was required."

Yes. The GOP already knows this.

Anonymous said...

Anon, what a bizarre comment, and completely untrue. If you are referring to President Trumps rally, people want to attend because they admire the President and the great job he is doing. No attendance is taken. Whereas with Kim, I suppose if someone is absent without good cause, they are executed by some horrible method, or sent to a slave labor camp.