North Korea publicly executed senior officials
North Korea publicly executed, North Korean senior officials Kim Yong Jin. Kim was branded "anti-party and counter-revolutionary member of the" Department of State security of the country, after he made a "bad attitude" during the Supreme people's Assembly of the DPRK in June, the official said.
The Ministry, South Korea's press Secretary, Jon Jeong-Hee confirmed performance during the start of the press conference on Wednesday. He sent a message to the media about public executions North Korean senior officials. Two other senior officials were also punished for the last few months, said the Ministry of unification, although they escaped execution.
The head of the Department of North Korea Kim Yong Chol was awarded the "revolutionary punishment" penal servitude
in the period from mid-July to mid-August.
He was accused of abuse of power, including the strengthening of the power Department of the United parties. It is expected that he will return to his post. A senior official choe Hwi has also been punished and is going through "revolutionary reeducation" in the countryside since the end of may, said South Korean official.
For North Korean leader Kim Jong-UN executions are considered a political tool to consolidate his power. In may 2015, the Minister of national defense, Hyun Yong Chol, was executed on charges of treason. Two years ago, Kim's uncle Jang song-Hayek, was executed after he was branded a "traitor for all ages."
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