North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has departed Pyongyang aboard his bulletproof Taeyang-ho train, heading to Beijing for a multilateral diplomatic summit. He will meet leaders including China’s Xi Jinping and Russia’s Vladimir Putin, sharing the stage with 26 nations. For security, the 20-hour train journey replaces air travel. The heavily armored train features bulletproof glass, radar-evading netting, and onboard mortars. Kim has used this special train for key international visits since 2018, emphasizing his “armored train diplomacy.”
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has embarked on a journey to Beijing aboard an armored special train. There, he is expected to participate in a multilateral diplomatic summit alongside leaders from several countries, including Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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