North Korea celebrates its 70th anniversary with its massive military parade

The annual march in Pyongyang, a spectacular display of pride, unity and military power, is a well-known spectacle as the country celebrates its 70th anniversary.

[wrestlingisdeadmoveonwithy]

Tbh, North Korea looks like it knows how to throw a party

[regguy]

" Earthquake"





"No captain, Battle formations"

[bostonmassacre]

Them soldiers walking insynce is giving me goosebumps

[legnazenitram]

THANKS MR. TRUMP FOR KEEPING YOUR PROMISES!!!
NO PRESIDENT COULDN'T DO.

[joelsattler]

"North Korea is no longer a threat." - Donald Trump


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[AussieTrainsVlogs]

Maybe north Korea has learned it lesson

[jst]

It sounds like they are conplaying about there being no nukes

[Dear_Mr._Isaiah_Deringer]

I assume this on the other hand doesn't pass as war games.

[garypanter]

Is it just me or does it seem like North Korea has a military parade every few months?

[hkhipster]

Zero food for the people but have money for this atrocity

[mikebaran]

Yet Our Govt Wont Let Trump Have Military Parade...

[isaacmartinez]

How in the world did this reporter get into North Korea? I thought American travelers can't go to North Korea.

[fredrichreisingeriii]

From Oakonawa to Anchorage we fought... now.. the red menace is at our doorstep.

[KingNichijou]

The USA should do a military March too!

[drpork]

Yeah their 1950's military display of "Power"

[THJTAX]

Togetherness perhaps, however more a lack of display of those missiles because they are kept at the ready at their lanch sites> thj

[Alex-boib]

Trump: heavy breathing and starts to have a tantrum.

[lawrence]

I’m surprised Kim didn’t invite Trump.

[niiixx]

Well, they still can launch missiles if kim got provoked a little

[anamericanmanlivinginmonza]

If only the soviet union was still around...