Satirical comedy shows are airing on North Korea's national television channel, one of which features a satire on the U.S. President Barack Obama and his presidential secretary.
The show, which aired on state-run Korea Central Television (KCTV) and was uploaded on the Youtube channel of Uriminzokkiri, also portrays the lives of South Koreans, who are described as being “purged” and “oppressed” by their government.
Satirical comedy shows are airing on North Korea's national television channel, one of which features a satire on the U.S. President Barack Obama and his presidential secretary.
The show, which aired on state-run Korea Central Television (KCTV) and was uploaded on the Youtube channel of Uriminzokkiri, also portrays the lives of South Koreans, who are described as being “purged” and “oppressed” by their government.
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