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Rumors of the North Korean ruler's death, but where did he disappear in the meantime? A Google Map user found evidence of Kim Jong Un's personal train journey |
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un was rumored to have undergone heart surgery in 2019, in which he died. However, these rumors were later denied, but Kim Jong Un has been missing since then.
Now, for the first time, a Google Maps user has shown the world the evidence of Kim Jong Un's journey. According to the Daily Star, this user has traced Kim Jong Un's train through Google Maps in which Kim Jong Un travels. It is a train with 21 bogies, each of which is bullet proof.
The user showed through Google Maps that the train left North Korea in 2019 and traveled 70 hours to Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam, where Kim Jong Un and US President Donald Trump met.
The train was then seen parked at a small airport in the North Korean province of Hyangsen. The airport has a runway on one side and a train track parallel to it.
According to a Google Maps user, Kim Jong Un's train was seen parked at the spot when news broke that he had undergone surgery and was at a location in Hyangsen where a team of specialist doctors had him. available. The train is then seen traveling to the North Korean city of Wonsen.
It should be noted that all the bogies of this train of Kim Jong Un are bullet proof so it travels at a speed of only 60 km per hour.
