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Die Reportage: Wo Nordkorea nur einen Steinwurf entfernt ist

Die Reportage: Wo Nordkorea nur einen Steinwurf entfernt ist

von Fabian KRETSCHMER
Die Reportage: Wo Nordkorea nur einen Steinwurf entfernt ist

Die Reportage: Wo Nordkorea nur einen Steinwurf entfernt ist

24.10.2020

Nur wenige Kilometer von Nordkorea entfernt, an der Ufer-Promenade des Yalu-Flusses, tummeln sich Hunderte Touristen, um Fotos von der anderen Seite zu schießen. Foto: Fabian Kretschmer
Während Kim Jong Un sein Raketenarsenal in Pjöngjang auffahren lässt, gedenkt Peking den Beginn des Koreakriegs vor 70 Jahren. Ein Streifzug durch die chinesische Grenzstadt Dandong.
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Während Kim Jong Un sein Raketenarsenal in Pjöngjang auffahren lässt, gedenkt Peking den Beginn des Koreakriegs vor 70 Jahren. Ein Streifzug durch die chinesische Grenzstadt Dandong.

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Der tragische Tod eines südkoreanischen Ministerialbeamten sorgt für Spannungen zwischen den zwei Koreas. Und er zeigt auch, welch panische Angst das Kim-Regime vor dem Coronavirus hat.
South Korea�s Joint Chiefs of Staff officer Lieutenant-General Ahn Young-ho speaks during a briefing on a missing official near the western border sea, at the Defence Ministry in Seoul on September 24, 2020. - North Korean forces shot dead a South Korean fisheries official who disappeared off a patrol vessel and ended up in Pyongyang's waters, Seoul's defence ministry said on September 24, calling it an "outrageous act". (Photo by - / YONHAP / AFP) / - South Korea OUT / REPUBLIC OF KOREA OUT / NO ARCHIVES - RESTRICTED TO SUBSCRIPTION USE
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