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This is the Hwasong district, in Pyongyang, DPRK. None of this existed three years ago (more pictures below).
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That looks so nice. It alway surprises me how few cars there are considering the planning of their roads and stuff with roundabouts etc. I guess this is what it looks like when you have a government that is willing to plan ahead.
I always wondered why the DPRK had such wide roads everywhere seemingly without the traffic to require it, until I saw a road map of Moscow highlighting the ring roads the Soviets built so they could rapidly deploy air defence equipment at a moment's notice, and suddenly it all made sense.
Road mobile launchers and ability to easily move military equipment.
bumping up against the limits of what I can upload in a certain time frame. I will post more when I can.
These are great. Thanks for sharing.