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Some former North Korean officials said that the reason why Kim Jong-un did not show up for a long time may be that he had an accident while inspecting the missile test launch on the 14th.

According to a report by the Korean media, "Dongya Daily", Li Zhenghao, a former senior official of the "Working Party 39 of the Korean Workers' Party" responsible for raising overseas funds for North Korea, analyzed the mystery of the recent whereabouts of Kim Jong Un.

Li Zhenghao said that the missile test conducted by North Korea on the 14th would not be possible without Kim Jong-un's order. He therefore concluded that Kim Jong-un was "still built" at about 7 am on the same day. He said that after the test launch operation on the 14th,

there were no reports about Kim Jong-un's inspections, and the inspection photos and launch photos that were routinely published were not made public, making people suspect that an accident occurred at the scene. Without the approval of Kim Jong-un,

North Korean official media could not report footage of missile launches. In view of this characteristic of the North Korean political system, Li Zhenghao concluded that Kim Jong-un may have "fall into a serious state" after launching missiles.

The last time North Korean official media reported Kim Jong-un's news was that he chaired the meeting on April 11; on April 14, North Korea test-fired missiles, and Kim Jong-un rarely appeared.

On April 15, he was absent from North Korea's important event to commemorate the "Sun Festival". Since then, news about his "life threat" has spread wildly. After the news of Kim Jong-un's critical illness broke out,

the Chinese Communist Party announced on the 21st that the Chinese railway near the border between China and the DPRK changed. In the official announcement, among the many outages, Dandong, Yanji, Hunchun and other sensitive areas related to the DPRK are all listed.

The border areas from Hunchun, Dandong to Dalian are affected along the entire border between China and the DPRK. On April 24, the Chinese Railway Shenyang Bureau Group issued a circular saying that from April 28 to May 20, more than 20 trains will be temporarily suspended,

involving trains including Dandong and Hunchun on the border between China and the DPRK. Mainland dissident writer Lao Deng reposted the above message on Twitter and commented that, combined with the previous experience when the border between China and the DPRK was tense,

this is undoubtedly a signal for the Chinese Communist Party to urgently transfer troops to the border with China. Laodeng said that Beijing had urgently transferred troops to the border between China and North Korea at least three times before: first,

after the death of Kim Il Sung in 1994; second, after the explosion of the Longchuan in North Korea in 2004; and third, after the death of Kim Jong Il.

The purpose of the troop deployment is nothing more than to stop the wave of refugees that flocked to China once the North Korean regime collapsed,

and then to prepare to rush into North Korea and rush to support the new pro-China Democratic Party Labor regime before the arrival of the US and South Korean troops. Radio Free Asia quoted sources as saying that there are thousands of CCP agents in

North Korea protecting Kim Jong-un, mainly to prevent a coup. If Kim Jong-un is ill, the CCP will immediately support a candidate to replace Kim Jong-un.

US media reported that the US government has also formulated a comprehensive plan to deal with the possible large-scale humanitarian crisis in North Korea after Kim Jong-un’s death.

ntdtv.com/gb/2020/04/27/… (Source Chinese)

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A new video appeared of military transport wich is likely either in Liaoning or Jilin region right at the border to Northkorea

@no_itsmyturn @Faytuks are this S-300 or S-400 🚨🚨👀😳?