Unopened China-N. Korea border bridge

Photo taken Nov. 28, 2024, from the Chinese city of Dandong, shows the New Yalu River Bridge linking Dandong and North Korea's Sinuiju, which has yet to open even though construction was nearly completed in 2014.

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