It's a different world for the local elite and diplomats, special malls and supermarket that sold all the imported items from the west and around the world. While ordinary folks brainwashed to hate everything in the west while the elite sipping Scotch and American Jack Daniels and etc 😀

Like where?

Off coz they have elite. While the ordinary folks watching their tv news talking about winning the war against US...😀

Anyone can buy whatever they want as long as they can afford it in normal country. actually N.Korea not suppose to get all those imported goods anyway, sanction like hell & no international trade pact etc, but they find a way to get those thing for their elites, why is that?it's Haram probably according to their God leader to enjoy western goods....

But actually that Kim dude educated in Switzerland with fake identity for protection.....

This post has been edited by yongku99: Jun 4 2023, 10:18 AM

Even if it's from China for certain item, it's going to be like a smuggling operation, probably because of WTO and other international trade treaty thing. Singapore too have this issue back then coz some detect their shipping thing try to export something there. There's tons of shipping tricks for them to get their things.

Smuggling things in for N.Korea is typical, just recently some caught in Singapore.

Jail for two men in S’pore who sent $1m worth of Pokka and alcoholic drinks to North Korea

27 Apr 2023, 10:05 pm SGT
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SINGAPORE - For almost two years, two men behind companies registered in Singapore illegally sold and exported more than $1 million worth of alcoholic beverages and Pokka drinks to North Korea.

Court documents showed they did this via Dalian, China, using the firms 123 Holdings and 123 Duty Free.

On Thursday, 41-year-old Wang Jung Chung, a joint director at 123 Holdings and the sole director for 123 Duty Free, was sentenced to eight weeks’ jail.

See Swee Hian, 61, who was an export director employed by 123 Holdings, was jailed for four weeks.

They had each pleaded guilty to two charges of breaching United Nations sanctions and two charges of exporting prohibited goods to North Korea. Five similar charges were taken into consideration for each of their sentences.

123 Holdings was also fined $60,000 on two counts of breaching UN sanctions, with another three similar charges taken into account, and 123 Duty Free was fined $30,000 on two counts of exporting prohibited goods to North Korea, with another three similar charges taken into account.

The court heard that 123 Holdings had sold more than $720,000 worth of wines and spirits, while 123 Duty Free sold more than $340,000 worth of Pokka drinks. Both sales to North Korea were illegal.

https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/jail...-to-north-korea

This post has been edited by yongku99: Jun 4 2023, 10:35 AM