Kim missing from North Korea's 78th anniversary

It has been reported that officials from North Korea visited the Kim Il Sung and Kim Jong Il mausoleums on the occasion of the 78th anniversary of the founding of the republic. They proceeded to the Kumsusan Palace in Pyongyang and bowed before the remains of the leader's parents, Kim Il Sung and Kim Jong Il, without the leader himself participating in the ceremonies. The media confirmed that senior officials, including the Prime Minister and honored figures, visited the national cemeteries. It is also possible that Kim Jong Un will announce a five-year plan to strengthen military capabilities at the upcoming Party Congress, with an anticipated exceptional role for the armed forces in the years ahead.

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