Recently, Kim Jong-un was observed as crying while addressing. North Korean leader Kim Jong Un became seriously emotional during a speech at a military parade over the weekend as he acknowledged troops for their offerings and apologized to citizens for failing to improve their lives. At a speech on Saturday during celebrations to mark the 75th anniversary of the founding of its ruling Workers’ Party, Kim praised thousands of gathered troops for responding to recent damaging storms, and for helping to prevent a coronavirus disease (Covid-19) outbreak in the country.
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In video footage edited and released by the state television station, Kim was seen very tearful and at one point appeared to choke up. Kim said that he was grateful that not a single North Korean had been infected with the virus, a claim that the US and South Korean officials have previously cast doubts on. The impact of anti-coronavirus measures, international sanctions, and several typhoons combined to prevent the government from following through on promises to improve citizens’ lives, Kim said.
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He said, “My efforts and sincerity have not been sufficient enough to rid our people of the difficulties in their life.” He further added, “Our people, however, have always believed and absolutely trusted me, and supported my choice and determination, whatever it is.” North Korea’s economy, already severely restricted by international sanctions imposed over its nuclear weapons and ballistic missile programs, took a further hit as the country shut down nearly all border traffic in an effort to prevent a coronavirus outbreak. The United Nations has said that as much as 40% of the population faces food shortages, which may have been exacerbated by severe summer floods and typhoons.