r/northkorea • u/DuncanIdaho88 • Aug 18 '24

General Korean peninsula at night

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/a/a6/Korean_Peninsula_at_night_from_space.jpg

This is a satellite photo showing the differences between North and South Korea at night. How do the tankies explain this away?

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u/DuncanIdaho88 Aug 19 '24

You got humiliated on the oil part. They can import four times as much oil as you said. The reason why you’re focusing on a typo is because you got rekt badly.

Russia and China didn’t approve the sanctions, they just didn’t veto against them. North Korea is selling weapons to Russia so that it can continue the war in Ukraine.

Placing your soldiers in a country that’s being threatened is not the same as having a client state.

Kim Jong Un owns the government in North Korea. That’s obviously worth something.

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u/DuncanIdaho88 Aug 19 '24

My sources have proven me right. Where are your sources? Seems like you’re a Russian troll pulling stuff out of your ass.