North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un is vacationing on a custom-built yacht, but satellites say his country is in serious trouble with crops. starving in famine. image.
Kim's 180-foot-long luxury vessel is seen in satellite imagery over Hod Peninsula, a secluded cove just north of his family's home in Wonsan. Discovered.
His gaudy boat was accompanied by another vessel sixty feet long.
Floods continue to ravage North Korea, destroying the country's farms and exacerbating an already dire food shortage.
Mr. Kim has spent his 12 days in public. The water continues to rage on the streets and homes of this country.
Independent NK News also reported that he had not been seen for 19 days in July.
Takarajima Beach, where the luxury liner was discovered, is one of Kim's favorite places. Accessible from the main road.
Aerial photographs show the red-roofed structure seen above Kim during his escape.
During his recent visit to Wonsan, the nuclear-mad tyrant was seen anchored off the coast where he has his own marina.
It was repaired on nearby Te Island during the April holidays.
In early 2022, it was reported that North Korean office workers and factory workers were sent to farmlands to join the fight against drought amid fears of lingering food shortages. rice field.
North Korea had called for measures to improve the tense food situation caused by thecoronavirus pandemic and typhoon. reported that government officials were among those sent to alleviate the dire situation.
The press reported that: “A systematic and proactive effort is underway to raise public awareness and mobilize all available capabilities to proactively prevent crop damage from drought.”
Last year, the Supreme Leader advised the North Korean people to tighten their belts and eat less due to food shortages over the next few years.
The secret state closed its borders with China due to Covid in early 2020, fearing how the virus would damage its limited health system, especially in North Korea.
residents told Radio Free Asia (RFA) : }
"The authorities Customs between North Korea and China before 2025, which stressed the possibility of reopening, was very slim.
"When the authorities tell them they need to save food and consume less until 2025, they can't help but feel hopeless."
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