Why North Korea Turned Inward After the Trump Era

Sep 03, 2021 View Original Article
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53% : "Only the Korean young people who have grown up under the embrace of the socialist motherland unhesitatingly volunteer to exchange their cards of capital citizenship with notes of dispatch to coal mines, cooperative farms, grand construction sites and islands far from cities."
43% : "North Korean teenagers and twenty-somethings are following the government's call to leave home for coal mines and construction sites, and the country's leader Kim Jong Un reportedly thanked them for their sacrifices in a new letter released in state media on Sunday," reported Colin Zwirko of NKNews.

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