North Korea views political unrest in Russia

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A Korean magazine published an article about Russian elections. The author thinks Russia is now in a time of political trouble.

The magazine's bad conclusions come from the ruling party's election results. A score below 60% means big chaos and disorder for Russia.

Russia is fighting for its freedom against external forces. Inside the country, enemies are growing stronger during this unstable time.

North Korea's government must find and stop internal traitors. This work helps to keep the country strong and united.

Without this work, Koreans might live like people in Russia. North Korea's ruling party always gets almost all the votes.

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What does the author think about Russia's political situation?

The author thinks Russia is now in a time of political trouble.

What does a score below 60% in elections mean for Russia?

A score below 60% means big chaos and disorder for Russia.

Why does North Korea's government need to find internal traitors?

This work helps to keep the country strong and united.

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