Propaganda posters depicting controversial North Korean missile capabilities and rockets remain in limited circulation in Pyongyang, a review of observable materials showed on Friday.
Small portrait-shaped banners including an artists rendering of a long-range missile system were seen on a series of designs mounted on lampposts throughout the city.
Propaganda posters depicting controversial North Korean missile capabilities and rockets remain in limited circulation in Pyongyang, a review of observable materials showed on Friday.
Small portrait-shaped banners including an artists rendering of a long-range missile system were seen on a series of designs mounted on lampposts throughout the city.
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