Speculation that Kim Jong Un could travel to an upcoming planned second U.S.-DPRK summit in Hanoi by train grew in Japanese and South Korean media on Monday, in line with what NK News has this month learned from an informed source.
A delegation led by DPRK leader Kim Jong Un's de facto chief of staff Kim Chang Son was spotted on Sunday at Lang Son train station – situated on the Vietnam-China border – video captured by Japan's Fuji TV showed, prompting extensive speculation in South Korean media that the North Korean leader, too, might travel to Hanoi by train.
Speculation that Kim Jong Un could travel to an upcoming planned second U.S.-DPRK summit in Hanoi by train grew in Japanese and South Korean media on Monday, in line with what NK News has this month learned from an informed source.
A delegation led by DPRK leader Kim Jong Un's de facto chief of staff Kim Chang Son was spotted on Sunday at Lang Son train station – situated on the Vietnam-China border – video captured by Japan's Fuji TV showed, prompting extensive speculation in South Korean media that the North Korean leader, too, might travel to Hanoi by train.
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