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DPRK top leader pledges to fix electricity shortages

Source: Xinhuanet.com

Pyŏngyang : North Korea | 2 months ago

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Kim Jong Il was satisfied with the soldiers' work, praising them for creating the "Huichon speed," the newspaper said, without giving the date of the inspection. In order to complete the construction of the power station before 2012, it was necessary to launch a great offensive...

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News Source: Xinhuanet.com | 2 months ago

Kim Jong Il was satisfied with the soldiers' work, praising them for creating the "Huichon speed," the newspaper said, without giving the date of the inspection. In order to complete the construction of the power station before 2012, it was...