Civilians have started outdoor practices in downtown Pyongyang for an upcoming parade, multiple informed sources told NK News, though questions remain as to when it will take place.
The increased activity comes after thousands of troops appeared in satellite imagery practicing for a military parade at a training base in the capital. North Korean authorities have not announced an upcoming event, but potential dates include the DPRK foundation day this Thursday, Sept. 9 and the party foundation day on Oct. 10.
Civilians have started outdoor practices in downtown Pyongyang for an upcoming parade, multiple informed sources told NK News, though questions remain as to when it will take place.
The increased activity comes after thousands of troops appeared in satellite imagery practicing for a military parade at a training base in the capital. North Korean authorities have not announced an upcoming event, but potential dates include the DPRK foundation day this Thursday, Sept. 9 and the party foundation day on Oct. 10.
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