North Korea's central bank possibly expanding, images suggest



News North Korea’s central bank possibly expanding, images suggest Project remains unmentioned in North Korean state media JH Ahn December 28, 2016 SHARE COPY LINK FACEBOOK X LINKEDIN MASTODON NK Pro A high-rise adjacent to the Central Bank of the DPRK is under construction, images recently taken and exclusively acquired by NK Pro show. “I was told it is a bank, uncorroborated, but the source is usually reliable,” said a long-term resident of Pyongyang, speaking on condition of anonymity. The images were taken in late November by a photographer who visited the city and also wished to remain anonymous. [caption id="attachment_202926" align="aligncenter" width="640"] View of the building from South. Central Bank can be seen behind \| Credit: NK Pro[/caption] No Read More © Korea Risk Group. All rights reserved. No part of this content may be reproduced, distributed, or used for commercial purposes without prior written permission from Korea Risk Group. LATEST ANALYSIS 01How North Korea’s newest ‘hypersonic’ missile could foil adversary defenses 02Crossing the Yalu: Why China and North Korea want to open long-stalled bridge 03A decade apart, two DMZ mine blasts highlight a new inter-Korean reality 04Chinese authorities seize smuggled goods bound for North Korea: records 05Likely Russian ship docks in North Korea’s Rason port for first time since May 06Trump doesn’t need a grand deal with Kim, but rather small coordinated actions 07North Korean trade with China rises 3.7% in August thanks to wig exports: data 08North Korea tensions expose Seoul’s uneasy relationship with UN Command

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North Korea’s central bank possibly expanding, images suggest

Project remains unmentioned in North Korean state media

JH Ahn December 28, 2016

North Korea’s central bank possibly expanding, images suggest

NK Pro

A high-rise adjacent to the Central Bank of the DPRK is under construction, images recently taken and exclusively acquired by NK Pro show.

“I was told it is a bank, uncorroborated, but the source is usually reliable,” said a long-term resident of Pyongyang, speaking on condition of anonymity.

The images were taken in late November by a photographer who visited the city and also wished to remain anonymous.

[caption id="attachment_202926" align="aligncenter" width="640"] View of the building from South. Central Bank can be seen behind | Credit: NK Pro[/caption]

01How North Korea’s newest ‘hypersonic’ missile could foil adversary defenses
02Crossing the Yalu: Why China and North Korea want to open long-stalled bridge
03A decade apart, two DMZ mine blasts highlight a new inter-Korean reality
04Chinese authorities seize smuggled goods bound for North Korea: records
05Likely Russian ship docks in North Korea’s Rason port for first time since May
06Trump doesn’t need a grand deal with Kim, but rather small coordinated actions
07North Korean trade with China rises 3.7% in August thanks to wig exports: data
08North Korea tensions expose Seoul’s uneasy relationship with UN Command

North Korea’s central bank possibly expanding, images suggest

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