N. Korean media reports leader's visits to military units

N. Korean media reports leader's visits to military units

PYONGYANG, North Korea - In this photo aired by North Korea's state-run Korean Central Broadcasting Station on Nov. 5, North Korean leader Kim Jong Il waves as he inspects the Korean People's Army's Unit 2200. The date and place of the event were not mentioned. (Kyodo)

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