North Korea does not fear the West and continues to escalate tensions. The North Korean regime displayed a parade of ICBMs, ICBMs, as well as “tactical nuclear weapons” at a huge parade held in Pyongyang to mark the 75th anniversary of the army’s founding. Taking part in the parade, dictator Kim Jong Un, wearing a black coat and felt hat – the ‘uniform’ often worn by his grandfather, the founder of the regime, Kim Il Sung – who was accompanied by his wife, Ri Sol Ju, and daughter Ju Ae.
And precisely the presence of the young woman, who had accompanied him the day before on a visit to a military base and to an official dinner celebrating the military anniversary, has raised rumors that it is precisely the girl, chosen as ‘dolphin’. In images released by regime media, Kim is seen on the red carpet, accompanied by his generals, inspecting soldiers with bayonets and waving at passing troops and missile units.
Among the weapons on display are at least 10 Hwasong-17 intercontinental missiles, the most advanced in the country, and vehicles that appear to have been designed – write analysts at NK News, a website specializing in North Korea – to carry the feared solid-propelled missiles . According to the official KCNA news agency, among the columns of missiles equipped with the “maximum” atomic attack capability, “nuclear tactical units” also paraded in the square, demonstrating the country’s “powerful deterrence and counterattack capability”. The girl, believed to be named Kim Ju-ae and aged 9 or 10, has started appearing alongside her parents at major events in recent months.
Source: IL Tempo
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