|
Analysis Guards held guns over soldiers to protect Kim Jong Un in sign of security fearsSWAT-like personnel at live-fire special ops drill suggest North Korean leader boosted security in case of rogue attack
Kim Jong Un’s bodyguards held rifles at the ready to protect him from special operations forces armed with live weapons at drills last week, in the latest example of increasing personal security for the North Korean leader. NK News analysis of Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) photos published last Friday show a line of Kim’s bodyguards standing over soldiers during rifle shooting exercises, suggesting security was increased due to the potential for a rogue agent to make an attempt on Kim’s life. The display in state media appears to indicate Kim is growing more concerned about internal discontent or even © Korea Risk Group. All rights reserved. |








