North Korea releases propaganda song praising Kim Jong-un
North Korean TV has broadcast a song about North Korean leader Kim Jong-un. The song praises Kim Jong-un, depicting him as a friendly, warm-hearted and caring leader. Source: AP
North Korean TV has broadcast a song about North Korean leader Kim Jong-un. The song praises Kim Jong-un, depicting him as a friendly, warm-hearted and caring leader. Source: AP
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