Kim Jong Un Visits China Through New Bridge
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North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has reportedly made a surprise visit to China, arriving in the border city of Dandong through a newly opened bridge linking the two countries, Yonhap news agency reported on Saturday, citing a South Korean government source.
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- 24 Oct
Kim arrived in Dandong, in China's northeastern Liaoning province, via the New Yalu River Bridge, the source said.
Coverage 5 articles
25 Oct Kim Jon-un visits China to open new bridge, reaffirm ties
CBS News24 Oct Kim Jong Un crosses new bridge into China as trade ties warm
ABC News (AU)
24 Oct Kim Jong Un crosses new bridge linking North Korea and China
Al Jazeera- 24 Oct North Korean leader Kim Jong Un visits China, South Korean news agency reports
Toronto Star
24 Oct North Korea's Kim Jong-un makes surprise visit to China via newly opened bridge: Report
Times of India
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