North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un caught the attention of the international community for a not very common practice. North Korean leader traveled to China to participate in a military parade that marked the 80th anniversary of Japan’s defeat in World War II and made a point of leaving no trace behind.
In addition to traveling on a strongly armored train, known as “Fortaleza Mobile”, Kim’s team adopts strict toilets of toilets during the dictator’s trips, especially abroad.
The dictator held a meeting of more than two hours with Russian President Vladimir Putin, and Japanese intelligence information reported that a Kim Jong-un advisor performed a real cleaning in the chair where the leader was sitting to ensure that the leader’s DNA does not fall into the hands of political enemies. Even Kim would have taken his own bathroom to ensure no samples was left to political rivals.
British press information points out that Putin also follows the same protocol, with the Russian president’s personal team collecting even the head of state’s waste before transporting them back to Russia. The main function of all these measures is to ensure that disease information is not disclosed to government enemies.
Kim Jong-un will follow schedule normally in China before returning to North Korea. The head of state should meet the president of China, Xi Jinping later this Thursday (4)
