Some North Koreans in the capital city of Pyongyang this week appeared split on the effect that United Nations sanctions are having on their economy.
Friday afternoon saw NK News journalists - and other foreign press - tour the Kim Il Suk Silk Factory in downtown Pyongyang as well as meet with factory manager Kim Myong Hwang.
Some North Koreans in the capital city of Pyongyang this week appeared split on the effect that United Nations sanctions are having on their economy.
Friday afternoon saw NK News journalists - and other foreign press - tour the Kim Il Suk Silk Factory in downtown Pyongyang as well as meet with factory manager Kim Myong Hwang.
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