Kim Jong Un Traveled to China with Private Toilet to Protect DNA — As Staff Carefully Cleans After Putin Sit-down
By Anthony Blair
North Korea’s tubby tyrant Kim Jong Un traveled to China with his own private toilet designed to protect his DNA and any clues about his health, according to Japanese and South Korean intelligence — as his aides were also spotted meticulously cleaning the room where he met with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
The secretive lavatory was located on his green armored train that took him to Beijing on Tuesday for the country’s largest-ever military parade, marking the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II.
Kim Jong Un traveled to this week’s summit with Putin with his own private toilet, according to intelligence agencies.
Kim’s staff were seen carefully wiping down every surface in the room where he met Putin.
“The physical condition of the supreme leader has a major impact on the North Korean regime,” a South Korean intelligence official familiar with North Korean affairs explained to Nikkei Asia, a major Japan-based English-language news outlet.
“North Korea makes a particular effort to seal off anything related to that, such as hair and excrement.”
Meanwhile, Kremlin reporter Alexander Yunashev shared video of what appeared to be Kim’s attentive staff cleaning up the room after he had a two-and-a-half-hour sit-down with the Russian leader — in a further sign of the paranoia of the Pyongyang regime.
Yunashev noted that Kim’s staffers “took away the glass from which he drank, wiped the upholstery of the chair and those parts of the furniture that the Korean leader touched.”
