"Didn't see anything funnier": North Korea was filmed for tourists with the participation of Russians

Immediately after the video was published on social networks, he was assured by gathering thousands of reactions. Korea International Travel Company has released low -budget advertising to attract the attention of foreign holidaymakers. In particular, the audience shows a group of swimming Russians on water motorcycles and play beach volleyball. One couple even gave a brief interview in Russian, the New York Post reports.

An advertising video in which Russians are invited to visit North Korea begins with the blonde room in its hotel room and demonstrates the spacious and sun beach of Maggon (Southern Hamgeni Province). After easy charging, the woman joins the countrymen who, meanwhile, have fun on the coast. "They have a very beautiful sea, a clean beach, a lot of entertainment - you can play volleyball and travel on a water motorcycle," says the young couple, stroll on the empty beach.

Immediately after the video was posted in one of the forums on Reddit, he was assured by collecting thousands of reactions and comments. Many of the discussion participants were surprised that the North Korean Travel Agency advertises women in bikini because it is forbidden in the country. Other contributors paid attention to the void of each frame - no soul is visible in the background.

By the way, both countries, Russia and North Korea have been actively working on strengthening their relationships for the last few years. Earlier this year, during Putin's visit to Pyongyan, he signed a mutual assistance agreement with the local leader. Now, if one of the countries is attacked, the other is obliged to come to her. As Russia continues to wage the war against Ukraine, their citizens are not happy to see in Europe, so rest in North Korea is offered as an alternative.

We will remind, earlier Focus wrote that the new resort "Vonsan" in North Korea is preparing to accept the first visitors, but with a high fate of probability thousands of rooms in the local hotels may remain empty. Construction of the complex at the former rocket training ground was started after the leader Kim Jong-in sent a research group to the Spanish coast of Costa-Blank in 2017.