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Kim Jong Un crosses new bridge connecting North Korea and China | CNN

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October 25, 2026 • 12:00 PM
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un crossed a newly opened bridge connecting North Korea and China on Saturday, marking Kim’s first reported visit to China in over a year. Analysts say the bridge, and the visit, suggest deepening ties between the two neighbors.

Kim Jong Un crosses new bridge connecting North Korea and China | CNN

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un crossed a newly opened bridge connecting North Korea and China on Saturday, marking Kim's first reported visit to China in over a year. Analysts say the bridge, and the visit, suggest deepening ties between the two neighbors.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un crossed a newly opened bridge connecting North Korea and China on Saturday, marking Kim's first reported visit to China in over a year. Analysts say the bridge, and the visit, suggest deepening ties between the two neighbors.

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