North Korea’s Kim Jong Un arrives in China, South Korean media says
Summary
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un arrived in the Chinese border city of Dandong by crossing a newly opened bridge. This visit strengthens the connection between China and North Korea, following the official opening of a bridge that took 12 years to fully open.Key Facts
- Kim Jong Un traveled to Dandong, China, using the newly opened New Yalu River Bridge.
- The bridge connects China and North Korea and was completed in 2014 but only opened recently due to missing roads and customs on the North Korean side.
- This visit happened about a week after the bridge's official opening.
- China is North Korea’s largest trading partner and provides important diplomatic and economic support.
- Kim’s last trip to China was in September 2025 for the 80th Victory Day celebrations in Beijing.
- Chinese President Xi Jinping visited North Korea in June, showing signs of improving relations.
- The bridge has four lanes and is expected to deepen economic ties between the two countries.
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