Kim Yo-jong Admits to Use South Korean Screen in Bombing Scene... "What's the Problem?" Refutation

Kim Yo-jong, vice chairman of the North Korean Workers' Party, refuted the criticism that the North Korean media used South Korean military footage without permission during the road bombing.

In a statement reported to the Korean Central News Agency, Vice Minister Kim acknowledged that he used our military's shooting screen, saying that they could not take pictures from the direction viewed from the south and that they wrote it because it was good to see both the old map and intuitively.

At the same time, I wrote a picture of one of the videos reported by media around the world, such as NBC in the United States and Reuters in the United Kingdom, and asked what the problem was.

Earlier, the Joint Chiefs of Staff said at a regular briefing that North Koreans should be informed, but they may have been unable to take pictures or misrepresented and used our military's video.

Vice Minister Kim reacted furiously to Lee's comments, saying, "The nature of the situation is gone, and the behavior of raising the photo issue is stupid."