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It's like his fake internet cafés, he does it because he think's he should have them, but they don't actually work.
I guess hell is freezing over. >

Just bring out Kim to give a speech. The hot air will end the extreme cold in a jiffy. >

And in the meantime his people freeze, starve, and die from Covid. >

This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 68%. (I'm a bot)


North Korean authorities have warned of extreme weather conditions in the country as a cold wave sweeps the Korean peninsula.
While North Korea has been affected by extreme or adverse weather much like other places, little is known about the impact of this on its people.
Food insecurity in North Korea is said to be at its worst since a widespread famine in the 1990s, according to Lucas Rengifo-Keller, a research analyst at Peterson Institute for International Economics in the US. Scientists say extreme weather, including cold waves, is becoming more common because of climate change.


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Weather matches Kim's heart. >

Fire off a rocket to divert the peoples attention from their frozen limbs >

To who? Are there a lot of people there with tvs? >

They have a state news station that people monitor and translate to see what he tells his people vs what the rest of the world knows. Helps with the counter propaganda campaign in S. Korea. >

Ok, but if a majority of the population doesn't have electricity, (or tvs) they probably can't receive any alerts. Only the people that live in the Capital.