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North Korea Preparing For War? Kim Jong Un, Daughter Ride Tank During Military Drill | Pics Out
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3:17Now PlayingIn their latest joint appearance, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and his teenage daughter rode a tank together, state media video showed Friday, days after they watched rocket launches and fired pistols. The official Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) reported that Kim oversaw firing and other drills involving tank units and infantry troops on Thursday, including attack drones.
The KCNA report reported Kim saying the new tank model took seven years to develop, and that it has "various special technologies developed for improving its survival rate" by defending itself against anti-tank missiles and drones. State broadcaster KRT showed Kim and his daughter, both wearing black leather jackets, riding in an olive-green tank with other soldiers during Thursday’s training.
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