"North, Joint Chiefs of Staff video 'Firefirm'". How similar is that? [Anchor Report]

As I told you earlier, the Joint Chiefs of Staff said that North Korea appears to have captured and used the bombing video filmed by our military without permission.

Let's take a look at the two screens to see how identical they are.

The left side is the picture released by North Korea today.

On the right, the Joint Chiefs of Staff filmed the bombing with our military's surveillance equipment.

It's the moment when it's blown up first.

The color and angle of the video, including the spread of dust, look almost the same.

If you look a little closer. Blue signs, white streetlights, and the shape of the smoke spreading through the bushes, they are also similar.

According to the South Korean military, North Korean photographers were captured on surveillance equipment at the site of the bombing of the Gyeongui Line on the 15th, but they were not identified at the site of the bombing of the East Sea Line.

The Joint Chiefs of Staff is mindful of the possibility that North Korea may have so-called "unconfirmed" the video taken with our military equipment while disclosing the bombing inside and outside.