Kim's train leaves Primorye - Breaking The News

Kim's train leaves Primorye

17 September

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EPA-EFE/GOVERNOR OF PRIMORSKY REGION

North Korean Supreme Leader Kim Jong-un's train left the station in the Primorye region on Sunday, heading toward the Russian border, TASS news agency reported.

He was reportedly given a military send-off with an honor guard from the Eastern Military District and a performance by the headquarters of the Pacific Fleet's military band, including national anthems and marches. The train is en route to the Hassan border crossing, covering approximately 250 kilometers from its departure point.

The news comes after Kim visited Russia to meet with President Vladimir Putin.

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