New satellite imagery has shown that the North Korean military is preparing for a large-scale military parade.
Satellite images show signs the North Korean military is rehearsing for another parade.More than 11,000 soldiers were seen filling a replica Kim Il Sung Square – where the real parades take place in Pyongyang.
Researchers also noticed a temporary camp set up between December 2 and 5, where soldiers or administrative personnel might stay.It is not clear when the military parade will take place as North Korean state media has not announced any detail about it.Soldiers are known to practise day and night for parades
The most recent parade was on April 25 this year. Soldiers rehearsed day and night under Kim Jong-un’s instruction. capable of striking anywhere in the US.
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