Reports suggest a high-ranking North Korea official appears to be visiting China, adding that it could be the regime's leader Kim Jong Un.
Citing unknown sources, reports told that Kim has made a sudden visit to Beijing, his first overseas trip since taking power in 2011, but added no further details were available.
Japanese media also reported that speculation about a possible visit by the North Korean leader circulated around the Chinese capital on Monday, as a special train similar to the one used during his late father's visit to the nation was spotted in Beijing.
They added that security is was tight around the Great Hall of the People in Beijing, while a North Korean Embassy vehicle was also spotted. South Korea's presidential office said they couldn't verify the reports yet, adding that it's keeping a close eye on reports. The White House also said they couldn't confirm whether Kim's in China.
Source: Arirang News
No comments:
Post a Comment