Did A U.S. Transport Plane Land In Pyongyang To Pick Up The Remains Of U.S. Soldiers Killed From The Korean War?

This morning a U.S. C-130 transporter plane flew from Pyongyang to Yokota airbase at 04.30 in the morning, photo by @KoryoTours guide and flight data shows

But this is 11.5 hours *before* Pompeo is due to fly out today.

What was this flight for? Was it collecting cargo? pic.twitter.com/pMndejykhy
— Chad O'Carroll (@chadocl) July 7, 2018

WNU Editor: It could be there to pick up the cars that US Secretary of State Pompeo used in North Korea, but it flew out 11.5 hours before he left the country. In that case, there is no other reason for a U.S. transport plane to be in Pyongyang but to pick up the remains of US serviceman killed in North Korea 65 years ago.