Former North Korean Soldiers Wield Phones Instead of Guns

There are people who swear they will not remove their military uniforms until there is unification.
Former North Korean Soldiers Wield Phones Instead of Guns
The NK People's Liberation Front, a group consisting of defectors from the North Korea military, hold a founding ceremony on Sept. 9 in downtown Seoul, South Korea. Their aim is to communicate with and convince North Korean soldiers to change the North Korean regime. Jeon Gyung-lim/The Epoch Times
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The NK People's Liberation Front, a group consisting of defectors from the North Korea military, hold a founding ceremony on Sept. 9 in downtown Seoul, South Korea. Their aim is to communicate with and convince North Korean soldiers to change the North Korean regime. (Jeon Gyung-lim/The Epoch Times)
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