Plight of ordinary people being overlooked amid focus on missile launches and rising tensions between Pyongyang and Washington UN agencies believe a drought that ravaged crops this summer will leave the North unable to properly feed many of its people Photograph: James Gourley/REX/Shutterstock Justin McCurry in Osaka Sanctions and the worst drought for almost two decades threaten to cause severe hardship for millions of people in North Korea , while the country’s leadership continues to plough scarce resources into its missile and nuclear programmes, according to UN agencies and those with contacts in the impoverished nation. A drought that ravaged crops earlier this summer will leave the North unable to properly feed many of its people, including soldiers in the country’s million-strong army, the groups have warned. Two North Korean shipments to Syria intercepted in six months, UN told While living standards have improved for some North K...
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