WASHINGTON D.C. — Dozens of foreign delegations participated in North Korea's 60th 'Victory Day' parade on Friday, giving Pyongyang the opportunity to flex some military muscle and celebrate what both the U.S. and North Korea claim was a 'victory' in the Korean War.
As part of the celebrations, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and members of the country’s core political leadership met with senior government or military officials of 14 different countries.
WASHINGTON D.C. — Dozens of foreign delegations participated in North Korea's 60th 'Victory Day' parade on Friday, giving Pyongyang the opportunity to flex some military muscle and celebrate what both the U.S. and North Korea claim was a 'victory' in the Korean War.
As part of the celebrations, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and members of the country’s core political leadership met with senior government or military officials of 14 different countries.
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