Kim visits Korean War cemeteries on armistice anniversary
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un visited cemeteries honoring soldiers from the Korean War, including Chinese troops, on the 73rd armistice anniversary.
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The visit reinforces the regime's emphasis on military history and alliance with China at a time of regional tension.
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