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"Pyongyang’s once-empty streets are now jammed with vehicles that aren’t supposed to be there" (hexbear.net)

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https://xcancel.com/Reuters/status/2054098106136813829

Cars in North Korea??? That's not supposed to happen. It's ruining our narratives about them having dead rats for dinner. maddened

DPRK citizens now have access to superior Chinese EVs that amerikkkans can't have. juche-rose

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[–] Dirt_Possum@hexbear.net 13 points 11 hours ago

The one that I know if is Pyeonghwa Motors and it has its main factory in Nampo which is on the west coast, not near the border. It's definitely not their only car factory either. There might be some on the border with China now, I don't know either, but at the very least there's also the older Sungri Motor Plant that has made vehicles for DPRK since like the 1950s, but it's pretty much right in the center of the country.

@couldhavebeenyou@lemmy.zip, looks like your prediction was shit.