In a continuation of a trend reported on by NK News on Monday, North Korea’s state media has again been making multiple references to South Korean social media posts, with some even screen-grabbed and directly uploaded on the North Korean website.
“Many people from the various fields, such as journalists and actors, are expressing their feelings on the SNS (social network service),” Uriminzokkiri, one of the North’s most active propaganda outlets, wrote on Tuesday, referring to the ongoing scandal in South Korea known as "choi-gate".
In a continuation of a trend reported on by NK News on Monday, North Korea’s state media has again been making multiple references to South Korean social media posts, with some even screen-grabbed and directly uploaded on the North Korean website.
“Many people from the various fields, such as journalists and actors, are expressing their feelings on the SNS (social network service),” Uriminzokkiri, one of the North’s most active propaganda outlets, wrote on Tuesday, referring to the ongoing scandal in South Korea known as "choi-gate".
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