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North Korean Military Video Calls Watching Banned Videos “Treason”

A military education video reportedly depicts punishment for soldiers caught watching South Korean dramas, branding banned media consumption a path to treason.

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North Korean Military Video Calls Watching Banned Videos “Treason”

A video described as ideological education material for North Korea’s military shows soldiers being punished after they were caught watching South Korean dramas and films. In the footage, a speaker calls for severe punishment, while a soldier shown writing a letter says he regrets viewing the banned material. The video also warns that mobile phones can lead troops toward “treason and counter-revolution.” Radio Free Asia said the material was produced in 2023 and remains in use. The reports reflect Pyongyang’s concern about foreign media reaching its military

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