Report: North Korean Leader Kim Jong Un Is Visiting China



Bloomberg: Kim Jong Un Is Making a Surprise China Visit, Sources Say

* First trip outside isolated state since taking power in 2011
* Mysterious move comes weeks after Trump agreed to meet Kim

Kim Jong Un made a surprise visit to Beijing on his first known trip outside North Korea since taking power in 2011, three people with knowledge of the visit said.

Further details of his trip, including how long Kim would stay and who he would meet, were not immediately available. The people asked not to be identified because of the sensitivity of the information.

Speculation about a possible visit by a high-ranking North Korean official circulated around the Chinese capital Monday, after Japan’s Kyodo News reported that a special train may have carried Kim through the northeastern border city of Dandong. Nippon TV showed footage of a train arriving Monday in Beijing that looked similar to one used by Kim’s father, Kim Jong Il, to visit the country shortly before his death in 2011.

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WNU Editor: If this North Korean train is in China .... it tells me that Kim Jong-Un is there.

Update: Yup .... the train is there .... Authorities block train station, bridge near North Korea border (UPI)

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